11 Days Of Awesome: Tulsa State Fair concert lineup announced

The 2025 Tulsa State Fair is bringing a full lineup of live music to the Oklahoma Stage from Sept. 25 through Oct. 5. With 11 acts scheduled across 11 days, this year’s concerts include a blend of rock, country, R&B, Christian and regional Mexican performers — all included with paid gate admission.

Fans looking to get closer to the stage can purchase VIP Section Tickets for $45, which include gate admission and access to the first few rows. Tickets are available now through Sunday, May 18 at 11:59 p.m. at tulsastatefair.com/tickets.

Here are the 11 acts performing on the Oklahoma Stage:

1. Epic Eagles — Sept. 25

The fair opens with a classic rock tribute from Epic Eagles, delivering faithful covers of the legendary band’s biggest hits.

2. Tyler Braden — Sept. 26

With gritty vocals and emotional lyrics, this up-and-coming country star brings a heartfelt performance to Friday night.

3. American Authors — Sept. 27

Known for their hit ‘Best Day of My Life,’ American Authors energize the stage with upbeat alternative rock.

4. Ginuwine — Sept. 28

The R&B icon headlines Sunday night with smooth vocals and crowd favorites, including the timeless hit ‘Pony.’

5. Josiah Queen — Sept. 29

This Christian artist opens the week with a worshipful set grounded in faith and soul.

6. Nate Smith — Sept. 30

Country fans can catch Nate Smith Tuesday night, delivering powerful ballads and emotional storytelling.

7. Switchfoot — Oct. 1

Alternative rock band Switchfoot brings decades of fan-favorite anthems to the Wednesday night slot.

8. Cooper Alan — Oct. 2

Known for viral hits and playful country charm, Cooper Alan takes over the stage Thursday night.

9. Lupe Fiasco — Oct. 3

The Grammy-winning rapper brings a lyrical and socially conscious set to kick off the final weekend.

10. Ty Myers — Oct. 4

Red dirt country artist Ty Myers performs Saturday, bringing regional flair and heartfelt country sound.

11. Los Pescadores del Rio Conchos — Oct. 5

Closing out the fair, this regional Mexican band offers high-energy norteño music to wrap the event with a festive finish.

About the Tulsa State Fair

Established in 1903, the Tulsa State Fair has become one of the state’s largest and most beloved events. Held each year for 11 days starting the fourth Thursday after Labor Day, the fair features rides, food, educational exhibits, competitions and nightly entertainment. It drew more than 1.2 million visitors in 2022.

Visit tulsastatefair.com for the full event schedule and to purchase VIP tickets.