The Grand Casino Arena enforces specific bag policies, allowing small medical or parenting bags and ensuring safety through screening.

Eric Church is expanding his 2025 'Free the Machine Tour' into 2026, adding 24 new dates starting in January, with each concert promising a unique experience inspired by his previous Red Rocks performances, which included orchestral, band, and acoustic sets.

Tickets for the Tulsa show, featuring special guest Stephen Wilson Jr., will go on sale October 3 at 10 a.m. through the BOK Center website, with fans encouraged to add their tickets to their phone wallets for faster entry.

Upcoming stops include Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Des Moines in late September, with the tour concluding in Florida in April 2026, supported by artists like Ashley McBryde.

Eric Church, a highly acclaimed country artist with over 8.5 million albums sold, is known for energetic live performances, chart-topping hits, and multiple awards including Grammys, CMA, and ACM Awards.

His recent album, 'Evangeline vs. the Machine,' released in March 2025, features richer arrangements like horns and strings, reflecting his artistic evolution and genre-defying songwriting.

Church's live shows are renowned for their dynamic nature, starting with orchestral setups and gradually stripping down to acoustic performances, creating a comprehensive musical journey.

He plans to incorporate elements from his three-night Red Rocks performances into each concert, blending orchestral, old-school band, and acoustic styles to craft a distinct experience at every stop.

Church aims to make 2026 a landmark year with new music and innovative tour experiences, emphasizing that each concert will be a unique reflection of his artistic growth.

In October 2024, Church released 'Darkest Hour,' donating all royalties to aid Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina, exemplifying his commitment to social causes.

The Tulsa concert will feature opening act Stephen Wilson Jr., with tickets available via Ticketmaster's SafeTix technology, which uses dynamic barcodes for security.

The venue operates a cashless system, accepting only credit cards and mobile payments like Apple Pay and Google Pay for all transactions, streamlining the concert experience.