Broken Arrow residents will have a chance to see the legendary Randy Rogers Band launch their 2027 Songbook Tour on New Year’s Eve, Dec. 31, at the Regent Bank Amphitheater, according to The Music Universe. The concert marks the first stop of a multi‑city trek that will see the group perform at venues ranging from Musicfest in early January to the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
Formed over two decades ago, the Randy Rogers Band is credited as a foundational act for the Texas country and red‑dirt sound, influencing countless musicians in the region. Their upcoming Songbook Tour will showcase the band’s high‑energy musicianship and feature a setlist drawn from their extensive catalog.
The tour follows the band’s recent announcement of a collaboration album titled Songbook, slated for release on Jan. 22. The album revisits 15 chart‑topping and fan‑favorite songs, refreshed with contributions from notable artists such as Miranda Lambert, Parker McCollum, Koe Wetzel, Cody Jinks, Ty Myers, Dierks Bentley, Wade Bowen, and others. The first single from the album, a revitalized rendition of “Tommy Jackson,” pairs the band with 2026 CMA Album of the Year nominee Parker McCollum and is already available.
After the Broken Arrow performance, the band’s itinerary includes a Musicfest appearance Jan. 5‑10 in Steamboat Springs, CO, followed by shows in Lawrence, KS (Feb. 3 at Granada Theater), Columbia, MO (Feb. 4 at The Blue Note), Chicago, IL (Feb. 5 at Joe’s on Weed Street), Nashville, TN (Feb. 6 at the Ryman Auditorium), Montgomery, AL (Feb. 12 at Montgomery Performing Arts Center), and San Antonio, TX (Feb. 26 at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo). Additional dates for the Songbook Tour are expected to be announced soon.
Local fans can anticipate a night of classic Texas‑country anthems, fresh arrangements from the new album, and the chance to experience a band that has helped shape the genre’s identity. The concert also provides a family‑friendly outing as the city welcomes visitors for a holiday celebration.
What’s next: Tickets for the Dec. 31 show are on sale now, and the band’s full 2027 tour schedule will be released in the coming weeks. Residents looking to add the concert to their New Year’s plans should secure tickets early, as demand is expected to be high.
Sources: themusicuniverse.com
