PRYOR, OK (CelebrityAccess) – Rock and metal fans from across America and around the globe will unite at Rocklahoma from Friday, August 30 to Sunday, September 1, at Rockin’ Red Dirt Ranch in Pryor, OK, for America’s Biggest Labor Day Weekend Party.
This year’s Rocklahoma will be the biggest ever, headlined by Avenged Sevenfold, Evanescence, and Halestorm on Friday; Disturbed, A Day To Remember, and Skillet on Saturday; and Slipknot, Lamb of God, and Mastodon on Sunday. The festival also boasts an impressive roster of top rock and metal acts, including Clutch, Nothing More, Kerry King, Coal Chamber, and Tom Keifer, among others. Renowned rock personality Eddie Trunk will host the event.
Exclusive Highlights for Rocklahoma 2024:
● Slipknot: Celebrates 25 years of their self-titled album.
● Lamb of God: Celebrating 20 years of their Ashes of the Wake album with a special set featuring
songs from the album and fan favorites.
● Mastodon: Performing their landmark Leviathan album to mark its 20th anniversary.
● Avenged Sevenfold: Their first Rocklahoma appearance and final performance of 2024.
● Nothing More: Showcasing their new album Carnal, featuring the #1 rock radio hit “If It Doesn’t Hurt”.
● A Day To Remember: Making their Rocklahoma debut.
● Kerry King: Performing solo for the first time at Rocklahoma, playing Slayer hits and songs from his
debut solo album, From Hell I Rise.
● Sleep Theory: Gaining a devout fanbase with viral hits and holding the #2 rock song in the country.
● The Plot In You: Their single “Left Behind” has over 30 million Spotify streams and is gaining
momentum.
The festivities kick off with the campgrounds opening on Sunday, August 25, at noon CST. All weekend pass holders are invited to the official Rocklahoma Pre-Party on Thursday, August 29, at 5 pm, presented by DEB Concerts at The Roadhouse on the festival grounds. The pre-party will feature performances by Tom Keifer, Faster Pussycat, Skarlett Roxx, and Eyebolt. The Roadhouse will also offer food trucks, a full-service bar, and a social area for friends to gather throughout the festival.
Additionally, fans can vote for Miss Rocklahoma 2024, determining the finalists who will compete on the main stage during the festival. Miss Rocklahoma 2023, Dani Ward from Edmond, OK, will pass on the crown.
Check out the Rocklahoma music schedule below (subject to change). Gates open at 11 am daily:
Friday, August 30
Freedom Stage
9:55 pm Avenged Sevenfold
8:10 pm Evanescence
5:35 pm Halestorm
4:10 pm The Warning
3:00 pm Tim Montana
Renegade Stage
9:05 pm Wage War
7:25 pm Coal Chamber
4:50 pm Kim Dracula
3:30 pm Sleep Theory
2:25 pm Holy Wars
1:25 pm Eva Under Fire
DEB Concerts Stage
6:30 pm Vixen
12:20 pm Enuff Z’Nuff
11:35 am Dime Store Riot
Saturday, August 31
Freedom Stage
10:00 pm Disturbed
8:00 pm A Day to Remember
5:35 pm Skillet
4:10 pm Badflower
3:00 pm Des Rocs
Renegade Stage
9:05 pm Clutch
7:15 pm Pop Evil
4:55 pm Bad Wolves
DEB Concerts Stage
6:25 pm Atomic Punks
12:20 pm Color of Chaos
11:35 pm Surge
Sunday, September 1
Freedom Stage
9:35 pm Slipknot
7:50 pm Lamb of God
5:30 pm Mastodon
4:10 pm Kerry King
3:00 pm Oxymorons
Renegade Stage
8:45 pm Nothing More
7:10 pm Giovannie & the Hired Guns
4:55 pm The Plot In You
3:35 pm Set It Off
2:25 pm Any Given Sin
1:25 pm Vended
DEB Concerts Stage
6:20 pm Winger
12:20 pm Raven’s Banquet
11:35 am Ten Cent Revenge
Thursday, August 29 – Camping Pre-Party
DEB Concerts Stage
10:40 pm Tom Keifer
9:20 pm Faster Pussycat
8:05 pm Skarlett Roxx
7:00 pm Eyebolt
Now in its 18th year, Rocklahoma had a record-breaking 2023 with over 70,000 fans in attendance. Established in 2007, Rocklahoma has become a cornerstone of the rock music festival circuit, attracting fans worldwide to its unparalleled rock and roll party atmosphere. The festival showcases top rock artists on three stages, with a wide range of onsite camping amenities and VIP packages that embody the festival’s motto: Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Rock.
Rocklahoma is produced by Danny Wimmer Presents, America’s largest independent producer of music festivals, in collaboration with Pryor Creek Music Festivals.
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