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Blackberry Smoke tickets Oklahoma City

Prepare for an exceptional Blackberry Smoke concert in Oklahoma City on Thursday, April 30, 2026, at The Jones Assembly. Don't miss your chance to secure tickets for this highly anticipated event before they sell out. Experience the electrifying performance of one of today's top acts.

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  1. Blackberry Smoke at The Jones Assembly
    Apr 30Thu 06:30 PM
    The Jones Assembly - Oklahoma City - OK

    Blackberry Smoke The Jones Assembly April 30,2026

Blackberry Smoke The Jones Assembly, OK concert

The Jones Assembly 901 W. Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73106

Experience an unforgettable evening with Blackberry Smoke at The Jones Assembly in Oklahoma City on April 30, 2026. This highly anticipated concert promises to deliver an exceptional blend of Southern rock and country music, showcasing the band's signature sound that has captivated audiences nationwide.

Blackberry Smoke has established itself as a leading force in the country and folk genres, known for their rich harmonies and electrifying performances. With a discography that includes chart-topping hits and critically acclaimed albums, fans can expect to hear favorites such as "Ain't Much Left of Me" and "Good One Comin' On." Their ability to seamlessly blend traditional country influences with modern rock elements sets them apart in the music industry.

The Jones Assembly, a premier venue in Oklahoma City, offers an intimate setting that enhances the concert experience. With its state-of-the-art sound system and comfortable seating arrangements, attendees can enjoy every note of Blackberry Smoke's performance. The venue's reputation for hosting top-tier artists makes it a must-visit destination for music lovers.

Ticket prices for this event are expected to range from $35 to $75, depending on seating preferences and availability. Given the popularity of Blackberry Smoke, early purchase is recommended to secure the best seats. Fans can look forward to a night filled with energy, emotion, and exceptional musicianship.

As you prepare for this exciting event, consider exploring additional offerings at The Jones Assembly. The venue often features local food vendors and craft beverages, creating a vibrant atmosphere that complements the live music experience. Whether you're a long-time fan of Blackberry Smoke or new to their music, this concert is sure to be a highlight of your year.

For more information on tickets and availability, visit okc-tickets.com. Don't miss your chance to witness Blackberry Smoke live in concert at The Jones Assembly—mark your calendars for April 30, 2026!


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By jackfrost2

Greatest Show Ever

Eight! There were eight guitar players on that stage at one point… Charlie Paul and Benji from BBS and then you had Allman and Betts, Plus the two guys from the opener band the Wild Feathers who were incredible PLUS Ally Venable in the jam too. Second half of the show was mostly covers of some classics which were best version ever eclipsing even the original in most cases. Tuesday’s Gone was one of these. Let’s talk about Toyota Pavilion for a minute… Best AC / air circulation I’ve ever experienced at a show. The warehouse fans above actually created a good breeze and I was the most comfortable I have ever been at any concert. My one and only disappointment was picking seats in the middle section on the chart and not understanding that row J was the very back of the seating. Then they closed the lawn prior to show time and let those people inside so their $20 tickets got basically the same view we got for much more. But I didn’t care once the music started. The openers were The Wild Feathers and the vocals have to be heard live. Great band, perfect fit for the tour. Allman Betts … they were like time capsules of their parents. Duane Betts looked like a younger version of his dad. Devon Allman was on par with his dad in their heyday… such a gripping southern tone to his voice, and he wrangled that other guitar like he was born to it. Blackberry Smoke was the ultimate music spectacle… Charlie Starr flawless as usual.. Paul Jackson with the high harmonies and guitar, the dual rhythm section of Brit Turner on drums and Preston Holcomb on percussion, Benji Shanks’ slide licks and the concrete solid bass of Richard Turner. Charlie said, “Slow down, we don’t have to be in a hurry. We’re gonna be here a while.” and they were. And since every song has a powerful ending I was frequently thinking to myself, “I hope this isn’t the last song.” several times and it wasn’t.