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20:31 Tuesday, 24 February 2026
Thrash titans Slayer, hard rock heavyweights Godsmack and alt-metal mainstays Papa Roach will top the bill at the 2026 edition of Rocklahoma, set for September 4-6 at the Rockin' Red Dirt Ranch in Pryor, Oklahoma.
This year's festival doubles as a milestone moment: Slayer will celebrate 40 years of their landmark 1986 album Reign in Blood with a special anniversary set to close out Sunday night. The full lineup is:
Friday, September 4
- Godsmack
- Stone Temple Pilots
- Hollywood Undead
- Yelawolf
- Jet
- Crossfade
- Buckcherry
- Slaughter
- Dexter And The Moonrocks
- Black Stone Cherry
- Tim Montana
- High June
- The Normandys
- LYLVC
Saturday, September 5
- Papa Roach
- Cypress Hill
- Dropkick Murphys
- Pennywise
- Black Veil Brides
- Wolfmother
- Living Colour
- Molly Hatchet
- Militarie Gun
- Teen Mortgage
- Autumn Kings
- Cowboy Angels
- Eternal Frequency
- Waves In April
- Fire Tiger
- School Of Rock
Sunday, September 6
- Slayer (Reign In Blood 40th anniversary set)
- The Pretty Reckless
- Insane Clown Posse
- Suicidal Tendencies
- PRESIDENT
- Ugly Kid Joe
- The Barbarians Of California
- Ill Niño
- Cyco Miko
- Big Ass Truck
- The Violent Hour
- High Water Gamble
- Seven Foot Monkey
The festival will once again be hosted by Eddie Trunk of SiriusXM, and a September 3 pre-party will warm up the grounds with sets from Plush and more. Get your tickets here.
Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix is relishing the band's return: "The guys and I are beyond excited to return to Rocklahoma 2026 alongside such a killer lineup. It will be our first time since 2015 – over a decade! So make sure to grab your tickets fast!"
Godsmack's Sully Erna echoed that enthusiasm, saying: "Oklahoma! We can't wait to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Rocklahoma with all of you on Friday, September 4 with a full lineup of pure ROCK!"
Meanwhile, Taylor Momsen of The Pretty Reckless captured the spirit of the weekend: "Rocklahoma isn't just another festival; it's for the loud, the misfits, and the lifers. There's something about stepping on that stage, feeling that heat, that roar, and knowing these fans live and breathe rock 'n' roll the same way we do."
