Turnpike Troubadours

Originating from Tahlequah, Oklahoma, Turnpike Troubadours have been captivating audiences since 2005. Their unique blend of country, folk rock, and Americana music has earned them a dedicated following. With multiple albums under their belt, including the recent 'The Price of Admission' set to drop in 2025, they continue to evolve their sound while staying true to their roots.

The band has graced iconic venues, from the Illinois State Fairgrounds Grandstand to the vibrant stages of Billy Bob's in Fort Worth. Their discography reflects a journey of storytelling through music, weaving tales that resonate deeply with fans. Recent releases like 'A Cat in the Rain' and 'Apple Music Nashville Sessions' showcase their growth and innovative approach to songwriting.

Fans of Turnpike Troubadours know that their live shows are more than just concerts—they’re communal experiences. The energy in the crowd is electric, with sing-alongs that echo long after the last note fades. Upcoming performances at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth, TX, from January 30 to February 1, 2026, promise to be no exception, drawing die-hard fans from all corners.

The band is also set to hit notable venues across the country including The Met in Philadelphia and the MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston. Each concert offers a chance to connect with fellow fans and immerse yourself in their rich musical narrative, leaving you with memories to cherish.

Turnpike Troubadours’ music is imbued with emotional resonance, capturing the highs and lows of life. With their latest album 'The Price of Admission' on the horizon, anticipation is building. Their previous works, like 'A Long Way From Your Heart' and 'Goodbye Normal Street,' showcase a mix of heartfelt ballads and toe-tapping anthems that resonate with listeners of all backgrounds.

Each album is a reflection of their journey, delivering powerful narratives set against rich melodies. Tracks from 'Diamonds & Gasoline' to 'A Cat in the Rain' have become staples, solidifying their place in the modern country scene while appealing to a diverse audience drawn to authentic storytelling.