Experience Blackberry Smoke Live at The Jones Assembly
Prepare for an unforgettable night as Blackberry Smoke takes the stage at The Jones Assembly in Oklahoma City on April 30, 2026. Known for their electrifying performances and soulful blend of country and rock, Blackberry Smoke has solidified their place as one of the most dynamic acts in the music scene today. With a rich catalog that includes hits like "Ain't Much Left of Me" and "One Horse Town," this concert promises to be a celebration of their latest album and fan favorites alike.
The intimate setting of The Jones Assembly enhances the experience, allowing fans to connect with the band in a way that larger venues simply cannot replicate. The venue's vibrant atmosphere, combined with Blackberry Smoke's energetic stage presence, creates a unique ambiance that will leave you wanting more. This is not just another concert; it's an opportunity to witness the magic of live music in one of Oklahoma City's premier locations.
As part of their highly anticipated tour, Blackberry Smoke is set to deliver a performance filled with passion and authenticity. Fans can expect a setlist that showcases their musical versatility, blending heartfelt ballads with foot-stomping anthems. Don't miss your chance to be part of this incredible night?secure your Blackberry Smoke tickets in Oklahoma City now!
FAQs
What are the parking options at The Jones Assembly?
The Jones Assembly offers limited on-site parking, but there are several nearby public parking lots available. Arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.
What is the seating arrangement at The Jones Assembly?
The venue features various seating options including Floor, Lower Level, and Balcony. The Floor offers a closer view of the stage, while the Balcony provides a unique perspective of the performance.
How can I purchase mobile tickets on okc-tickets.com?
You can easily secure your mobile tickets by visiting okc-tickets.com and selecting your desired seats. Our platform ensures secure transactions and delivery guarantees for all ticket purchases.
What is the typical duration of Blackberry Smoke's setlist?
Blackberry Smoke typically performs for about 90 minutes to 2 hours, delivering an engaging mix of their greatest hits and new material.
Are there any age restrictions for this event?
This concert is open to all ages; however, minors must be accompanied by an adult.
What are the ticket prices for this event?
Prices currently start around $50 and can go up to $200+, depending on demand and seating selection.
Blackberry Smoke Flash News
Blackberry Smoke Announces Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour 2026
Blackberry Smoke is set to embark on their Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour 2026, featuring 27 performances across the United States. The tour will commence on February 5 in Wabash, IN, and conclude on May 30 in Virginia Beach, VA. The band will perform in major cities such as New York, Chicago, Dallas, and Kansas City, while also visiting smaller towns throughout the Midwest, South, and East Coast.
A pre-sale for members of the Smokers Lounge is currently available, with a fan pre-sale starting on November 20 at 10 a.m. local time. General ticket sales will begin on November 21 at 10 a.m. local time.
Before the tour kicks off, Blackberry Smoke has several performances scheduled for the remainder of the year, including four shows in Florida and participation in the High Tide Getaway in Cancn from December 6-10. Frontman Charlie Starr will also have solo performances in January leading up to the tour.
Blackberry Smoke Oklahoma Concert reviews
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.