Born & Raised Music Festival 2026 returns to Rockin’ Red Dirt Ranch in Pryor, Oklahoma, September 17-19, with The Red Clay Strays, Gavin Adcock, Justin Moore and more than 30 acts bringing outlaw country and red dirt back to the ranch. Limited festival tickets and camping options remain available, and fans can find ticket information here at Country Music On Tour.
This year’s lineup runs deep, with Tracy Lawrence, Shane Smith and The Saints, Muscadine Bloodline, Paul Cauthen, Randall King, Josh Abbott Band, William Clark Green, Cody Canada and The Departed, Josh Meloy, Kat Hasty and plenty more spread across three stages. Campers can get an early start Wednesday, September 16, with the Honky Tonk Kick-Off before the main festival opens Thursday.
Tickets, camping, RV and remaining glamping packages are available through the official Born & Raised Music Festival website. The final day to purchase glamping packages is August 28. For the secondary market, stick with trusted partner StubHub when you’re hunting for passes. With the festival getting close, now is the time to lock down both your ticket and your place to camp.
Born & Raised Music Festival 2026 Dates and Set Times
Wednesday, September 16 – Honky Tonk Kick-Off
Horizon Stage
- Covington Creek – 6:45-7:30 PM
- Jamie Lin Wilson – 7:50-8:50 PM
- Gannon Fremin & CCREV – 9:10-10:10 PM
- Josh Weathers – 10:30-11:30 PM
Doors open at 6:00 PM.
Thursday, September 17
Horizon Stage
- Logan Mac – 12:50-1:30 PM
- Luke LaPrade – 1:45-2:25 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Parker Ryan – 2:35-3:20 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Tyce Delk – 3:25-4:00 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Jason Scott and The High Heat – 4:05-4:55 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Elizabeth Nichols – 5:05-6:05 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Buffalo Traffic Jam – 6:15-7:05 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Tracy Lawrence – 7:15-8:30 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Josh Meloy – 8:40-9:55 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Justin Moore – 10:05-11:35 PM
Doors open at 12:00 PM.
Friday, September 18
Horizon Stage
- Cameron Allbright – 12:00-12:30 PM
- Phil Kane – 12:50-1:30 PM
- Sterling Elza – 1:50-2:25 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Kat Hasty – 2:35-3:20 PM
Big Sky Stage
- The Droptines – 3:25-4:00 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- The Jack Wharff Band – 4:00-4:55 PM
Big Sky Stage
- William Clark Green – 5:05-6:05 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- The Creekers – 6:15-7:05 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Muscadine Bloodline – 7:15-8:30 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Randall King – 8:40-9:55 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Gavin Adcock – 10:05-11:35 PM
Doors open at 11:30 AM.
Saturday, September 19
Horizon Stage
- Presley Haile – 12:00-12:30 PM
- Mae Estes – 12:50-1:30 PM
- Colton Bowlin – 1:50-2:25 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- The Smokin’ Oaks – 2:35-3:20 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Mike Ryan – 3:25-4:00 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Tyler Nance – 4:05-4:55 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Josh Abbott Band – 5:05-6:05 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Cody Canada and The Departed – 6:15-7:05 PM
Big Sky Stage
- Shane Smith and The Saints – 7:15-8:30 PM
Neon Moon Stage
- Paul Cauthen – 8:40-9:55 PM
Big Sky Stage
- The Red Clay Strays – 10:05-11:35 PM
Doors open at 11:30 AM.
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WhiskeyChick’s Take
This is the last-minute push, y’all. If Born & Raised has been sitting in the “maybe” column on your festival calendar, it is time to make a decision. Limited tickets are still out there, campsites are still available, and this lineup is absolutely built for the fans who like their country a little louder, dirtier and farther outside the Nashville lines.
I’ll be live on the field covering the wilder side at Rocklahoma next weekend, so stay tuned to Country Music On Tour for a sneak peek at the festival grounds and a preview of what to expect when we come back to Pryor for Born & Raised. This is one of the biggest independently-run outlaw country and red dirt weekends of the year, and camping is a huge part of the experience. Do not wait until you’re packing the truck to figure out where you’re sleeping.
Born & Raised hits Pryor September 17-19, with the Honky Tonk Kick-Off getting things rolling September 16. Get your tickets and campsite through the official Born & Raised website, or check trusted partner StubHub for tickets, then get ready for one hell of an Oklahoma weekend.