Randy Rogers Band ring in 2027 in Broken Arrow, their first Tulsa-area show since 2024
With Josh Abbott Band and Jarrod Morris along, the Texas country veterans open their Songbook Tour on New Year's Eve at Regent Bank Amphitheater.

The last time Randy Rogers Band played the Tulsa area, it was Jan. 5, 2024, at The Cove at River Spirit Casino Resort. Nearly three years later they're back, and they've picked the biggest night of the year to do it. Randy Rogers Band play Regent Bank Amphitheater in Broken Arrow on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2026, at 8 p.m., with Josh Abbott Band and Jarrod Morris on the bill. Tickets run $44.75 to $204.95 through Ticketmaster. The show was announced Oct. 26.
This isn't a one-off holiday gig. According to The Music Universe, the Broken Arrow show is the opening night of the band's 2027 Songbook Tour. From here they head to a Musicfest performance in early January, then headline dates in February in Lawrence, Kansas; Columbia, Missouri; Chicago; Nashville; Montgomery, Alabama; and San Antonio, with more dates still to come.
The tour is built around a new record. *Songbook* is a collaborative album that, as Saving Country Music reported, revisits 15 of the band's most career-defining songs with a long list of guest artists. It's due Jan. 22, 2027, so Broken Arrow gets the first look at this era of the show three weeks before the album is out.
That's what has changed since 2024. The band has been marking a quarter-century together, which The Music Universe noted alongside a new song, and they had already been looking back at their own history: in 2024 they put out a 20th-anniversary edition of *Rollercoaster*, as the band announced at randyrogersband.com. *Songbook* takes that idea further, inviting other voices into the catalog.
Josh Abbott Band are a natural partner for the night. The two have shared bills before, including a Dodge City takeover with Casey Donahew at United Wireless Arena, and putting them together on New Year's Eve means two sets of fans who already know each other's songs.
Broken Arrow gets the first look at this era of the show, three weeks before the album is out.
For Tulsa fans who caught the Cove show at the start of 2024, this one bookends things neatly: that was the first week of a year, and this is the last night of one. The price range is wide, so pick your spot early, and plan your ride home now. New Year's Eve traffic out of Broken Arrow won't plan itself.
Then count down with a Texas band that's been at this for 25 years and still has something new to show you.
Sources: Randy Rogers Band kicks off 2027 Songbook Tour with New Year's Eve concert – The Music Universe (themusicuniverse.com); Randy Rogers Band Announces New Collaborative Album “Songbook” – Saving Country Music (savingcountrymusic.com); The band celebrates its 25th anniversary with the new song – The Music Universe (themusicuniverse.com); Randy Rogers Band to release 20th anniversary edition of Rollercoaster – randyrogersband.com (randyrogersband.com); Dodge City Takeover featuring Randy Rogers Band, Casey Donahew and Josh Abbott Band – United Wireless Arena (unitedwirelessarena.com); Randy Rogers Band at Regent Bank Ampitheater – JamBase (jambase.com)
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- Randy Rogers Band kicks off 2027 Songbook Tour with New Year's Eve concert – The Music Universe
- Randy Rogers Band Announces New Collaborative Album “Songbook” – Saving Country Music
- The band celebrates its 25th anniversary with the new song – The Music Universe
- Randy Rogers Band to release 20th anniversary edition of Rollercoaster – randyrogersband.com
- Dodge City Takeover featuring Randy Rogers Band, Casey Donahew and Josh Abbott Band – United Wireless Arena
- Randy Rogers Band at Regent Bank Ampitheater – JamBase