Welcome to the 93.5 The Rock Concert Calendar! Here, you can find all the upcoming rock shows in Tulsa this season.
Whether you’re a fan of classic rock or modern hits, our calendar features a variety of concerts that cater to every rock enthusiast.
- Local Bands: Support your favorite local artists and discover new talent in the Tulsa area.
- National Acts: Catch big-name bands as they tour through Tulsa, bringing their electrifying performances to our city.
- Venue Information: Find details about the venues, including location, capacity, and ticket purchasing options.
Don't miss out on the excitement! Check back regularly for updates on new shows and events. Join us in celebrating the vibrant rock scene in Tulsa!
Getting the Most Out of Tulsa Concert Nights
A great show starts long before the first chord. Tulsa has a wide range of rooms for live rock, from intimate clubs where local bands cut their teeth to historic ballrooms and large arenas that host touring headliners. Each kind of venue calls for a slightly different game plan, so it pays to think ahead once you've spotted a gig you want to see.
Buying Tickets the Smart Way
Always buy through the venue's official box office or the ticketing partner it links to. Popular national acts can sell out quickly, and resale listings are where most fake or wildly overpriced tickets turn up. Sign up for venue and artist newsletters, since presale codes are often shared there first. For smaller local shows, tickets are frequently available at the door, but buying early still helps the bands and the clubs that book them.
Know the Venue Before You Go
Check the age policy, bag rules and whether the show is general admission or reserved seating. Many venues have clear-bag or small-bag policies, and some clubs are 21-and-over on certain nights. Our venue guides cover the basics of the rooms around town, but the venue's own site is the final word on door times and policies for a specific night.
Plan Your Night
- Transport: Downtown parking can fill up on big show nights. Arrive early, carpool, or use a rideshare so nobody has to drive home tired.
- Hearing protection: A cheap pair of earplugs keeps the music sounding great without the ringing the next day.
- Openers: Get there in time for the support acts. Plenty of today's favourite bands were once the opener nobody showed up early for.
- Merch: Buying a shirt or record at the table is one of the most direct ways to support touring and local musicians.
Dates and lineups can change, so confirm details with the promoter before heading out. Keep listening to our shows for concert news, and check our contests page for chances to win your way into a gig.
See also: Concert Calendar (section).
See also: Concerts.
Also on this site: Index