Rocklahoma 2026 Festival Info & FAQ
Rockin' Red Dirt Ranch, 1421 W 450 Road, Pryor, OK 74361. The grounds sit about 4 miles north of Pryor (or 5 miles south of Adair) off Highway 69 — turn east onto W 450 Road for the general-admission entrance.
Pryor is roughly 45 minutes northeast of Tulsa, the nearest major airport. From Highway 69, follow event signage to the West (GA) and East (VIP) entrances.
Day parking is included with every festival pass. ADA parking is first-come, first-served at both the West (GA) and East (VIP) entrances; a valid handicap placard, permit or plate is required.
This is a camping festival. On-site sites (roughly 20'×40', primitive with no hookups) require a weekend pass, with check-in running August 30 through September 6. Add-ons include private restrooms and RV pump/water service. ADA camping is available — call 866-499-0027.
Allowed: one factory-sealed water bottle (20 oz max) or an empty clear refillable bottle, non-aerosol sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, earplugs, small point-and-shoot cameras, phones, and low-profile lawn chairs for designated seating areas.
Left at the gate: glass containers, coolers in the concert site, outside food and drink (water excepted), large bags, umbrellas, aerosol cans, professional or video cameras, drones, weapons, drugs, and pets other than service animals.
The grounds are navigable by wheelchair or scooter, with accessible viewing areas at the stages and first-aid stations throughout. One companion wristband is issued per disabled patron. Service animals are welcome with registration; emotional-support animals are not permitted.
On festival days (September 3–6) the box office runs 10:30am–10:30pm. Off-season hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm CST. Questions: 866-499-0027 or info@rocklahoma.com.
FAQ
When and where was Rocklahoma 2026?
September 4–6, 2026 at the Rockin' Red Dirt Ranch, 1421 W 450 Road, Pryor, Oklahoma — about 45 minutes from Tulsa — with the Thursday Night Throwdown on September 3.
Who headlined?
Godsmack (Friday), Papa Roach (Saturday) and Slayer (Sunday, marking the 40th anniversary of Reign in Blood).
Are 2026 passes still on sale?
No — Rocklahoma 2026 has ended. Archive pass lanes included Weekend/Single-Day GA, Big Shot / Big Shot Box, and VIP (often waitlist). Watch rocklahoma.com for the next edition and StubHub for any remaining official marketplace inventory.
Was there on-site camping?
Yes. GA camping ($205 all-in) and VIP camping ($280) on 20'x40' primitive sites, plus Encore/Hideaway glamping and Road Trip RV packages. Campgrounds opened Sunday, August 30 at noon and closed Tuesday, September 8 at noon. A Weekend festival pass was required to camp.
What could fans bring?
One factory-sealed water bottle (20 oz max) or an empty clear refillable bottle, non-aerosol sunscreen, and a low-profile lawn chair for designated areas. No coolers, glass, umbrellas, professional cameras, drones or outside food in the concert site. Full lists lived on the official Info page.
Is Rocklahoma all ages?
Yes — all ages, but every attendee needed a full-price pass regardless of age. Hearing protection for kids was strongly encouraged.