Ozark Music Hall

Bieberchella is described as a pop, R&B, and electronic-infused live experience built around big vocals and high-energy stage presence.

Southern rock powerhouse Gov't Mule is known for improvisational live shows that blend rock, blues, and funk.

This show listing highlights support TBD along with multiple presale windows ahead of the public on-sale date.

A celebration of traditional country sounds, this honky tonk night features artists across country, bluegrass, and Americana.

The Toadies headline an evening that pairs their signature alternative-rock sound with Vandoliers' high-energy Americana and country-rock style.

Sevendust's One Tour with support from American Adrenalin and Fire From The Gods,

Freddie Gibbs headlines this stop of The Last Rabbit Tour, bringing sharp lyricism and introspective hip-hop to Fayetteville.

The Psychedelic Furs and We Are Scientists team up for a rock bill that mixes post-punk, new wave, and indie energy.

Coheed and Cambria bring their progressive rock sound, blending punk, metal, and sci-fi storytelling into a theatrical live show.

Emmanuel Cortes is billed as a contemporary pop and Latin artist known for heartfelt lyrics, infectious melodies, and strong live performances.

Highly Suspect leads a rock bill with Dead Poet Society, combining raw alternative rock, bluesy grit, and heavy live energy.

Big K.R.I.T. brings Southern hip-hop shaped by introspective lyrics, soulful production, and deep Mississippi roots, with Scotty ATL also noted in the listing.

Matt Maeson brings an alternative-rock and folk-leaning set marked by raw lyrics, strong vocals, and emotionally charged songwriting.