On Thursday, June 26, 2025, the Oklahoma Opry will celebrate 48 years of providing family-friendly live entertainment. The event takes place at the Oklahoma Ranch (425 Kings of Leon Ln. Oklahoma City) beginning with a VIP reception at 6:00PM, followed by the show at 7:30PM.

Performers:
Owen Pickard
Kyle Dillingham
Alaska Rayne Holloway
Ross Clayton
Lucas Ross
Chase & Emily McCumber
Kyle Earhart
Amanda Earhart
Randy Whittern
Jarrid Matlock
Tammy Brasier
The McLaughlin Brothers
Tara Bussing
Dustin Jones
Cindy Scarberry
Daniel Mac
Trick Roper

Parking:
$8 parking is available in the Joe Carter lot directly south of Oklahoma Ranch.

Concession & Bar:
Snacks, soft drinks, and water are available for purchase before and during the show at the concession stand as well as Oklahoma Opry merchandise. Full bar will be open to guests 21+.

Seating:
General admission tickets are $48 to celebrate the Opry's 48th anniversary. Doors will open at 6:00 for seating. VIP ticket holders (multiple pricing options) will have access to the VIP reception which includes food and wine. The VIP reception will open with the doors at 6:00pm, after which VIPs can find their table or seats for the show at 7:30.

Auction:
There will be a silent auction benefitting Phase 2 of the Brick by Brick Capital Campaign.

History:
The Oklahoma Opry grew from a love of music and family, and has become an important part of Oklahoma’s musical culture and history. Starting as a backyard gathering of family and friends who loved to play and sing country music - the Opry was formed and grew under the guidance of Granville “Grant” Leftwich (1929 – 2006). Starting in 1977 at the OKC National Guard Armory, the family-oriented country music show, the “Oklahoma Opry,” was officially launched. In 1979 the Opry moved into the renovated theater once called “Knob Hill” located in the Capitol Hill district of Oklahoma City. The Opry called Capitol Hill home until 2004 when they relocated to the historic Stockyards district under a new name. The Rodeo Opry found its new name and home in the Rodeo Theater where it resided until 2020. The Opry operated out of Stockyards Central, a small event center in Stockyards, after reopening post COVID. With plans to finally purchase a forever home in Bricktown at 19 E. California, the Opry moved out of Stockyards in May 2023. While renovations are being done on the forever home, Opry shows will continue at the Academy of Contemporary Music @ UCO.