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Clint Black to Perform at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Nov. 13
Clint Black will headline a solo show at Hard Rock Live inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, beginning at 8 p.m. The venue, located in the Tulsa metropolitan area, is part of the Cherokee Nation Entertainment portfolio and has hosted a variety of national acts in recent years.
Tickets for the concert began selling on Aug. 7 and are priced starting at $59.50. The event is billed as a full‑band performance that will feature Black’s classic hits from his 1989 debut album Killin’ Time through his later work, including the 1990s triple‑platinum releases Put Yourself in My Shoes and No Nothing.
Black, who entered the country music scene as a member of the 1989 “Class of” that also included Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson, achieved immediate commercial success. His debut album Killin’ Time produced five consecutive number‑one singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and earned triple‑platinum certification. Over the course of his career he has written or co‑written more than 30 chart‑hit singles, 22 of which reached the top of the country chart and 31 entered the top ten.
In addition to his recording achievements, Black has earned a Grammy Award and was named a 2025 BMI Icon at the BMI Country Awards held in Nashville on Nov. 18, 2025. The honor places him among a select group of country music legends, including Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton. His catalog has sold over 20 million records in the United States and Canada, and he has received numerous gold and platinum certifications.
Beyond the studio, Black has pursued acting roles in film and television, including appearances in the 1994 film Maverick and the 1993 television episode of Wings. He also hosted the television series Talking in Circles With Clint Black for more than five seasons. In 2025 he released a memoir, Killin’ Time: My Life and Music, which chronicles his rise to fame and the development of his songwriting career.
The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa, which opened in its current form in 2009 after a $155 million expansion, is a 7,000‑seat venue that has become a regional draw for live music. The Hard Rock Live theater, located inside the casino, has hosted a range of performers across genres and is known for its high‑quality acoustics and production values.
Black’s appearance at the Tulsa venue follows his recent induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s permanent exhibition Clint Black: The Hard Way on Purpose, which showcases his contributions to country music. The exhibition, which opened in 2024, features rare recordings, photographs, and memorabilia from Black’s career.
The concert is scheduled to be a full‑night event, with Black performing a set that will likely include staples such as “A Better Man,” “Killin’ Time,” and “Nothin’ but the Taillights.” The show is expected to attract fans who grew up during the height of Black’s chart dominance and newer listeners who have discovered his music through streaming platforms.
Tickets remain available through the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa website and authorized ticket outlets. The venue’s capacity and the popularity of Black’s catalog suggest that the event may sell out quickly.
The performance represents a significant moment for both the artist and the Tulsa venue. For Black, it is an opportunity to reconnect with a broad audience after his recent BMI Icon honor and memoir release. For Hard Rock Live, it adds a high‑profile act to its lineup and reinforces the casino’s reputation as a destination for quality live entertainment.
As the date approaches, the venue and the artist’s management are expected to release additional details about the setlist and any special guests. Fans can anticipate a night that blends Black’s storied catalog with the modern production capabilities of Hard Rock Live.
Tickets for the concert began selling on Aug. 7 and are priced starting at $59.50. The event is billed as a full‑band performance that will feature Black’s classic hits from his 1989 debut album Killin’ Time through his later work, including the 1990s triple‑platinum releases Put Yourself in My Shoes and No Nothing.
Black, who entered the country music scene as a member of the 1989 “Class of” that also included Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson, achieved immediate commercial success. His debut album Killin’ Time produced five consecutive number‑one singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and earned triple‑platinum certification. Over the course of his career he has written or co‑written more than 30 chart‑hit singles, 22 of which reached the top of the country chart and 31 entered the top ten.
In addition to his recording achievements, Black has earned a Grammy Award and was named a 2025 BMI Icon at the BMI Country Awards held in Nashville on Nov. 18, 2025. The honor places him among a select group of country music legends, including Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton. His catalog has sold over 20 million records in the United States and Canada, and he has received numerous gold and platinum certifications.
Beyond the studio, Black has pursued acting roles in film and television, including appearances in the 1994 film Maverick and the 1993 television episode of Wings. He also hosted the television series Talking in Circles With Clint Black for more than five seasons. In 2025 he released a memoir, Killin’ Time: My Life and Music, which chronicles his rise to fame and the development of his songwriting career.
The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa, which opened in its current form in 2009 after a $155 million expansion, is a 7,000‑seat venue that has become a regional draw for live music. The Hard Rock Live theater, located inside the casino, has hosted a range of performers across genres and is known for its high‑quality acoustics and production values.
Black’s appearance at the Tulsa venue follows his recent induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s permanent exhibition Clint Black: The Hard Way on Purpose, which showcases his contributions to country music. The exhibition, which opened in 2024, features rare recordings, photographs, and memorabilia from Black’s career.
The concert is scheduled to be a full‑night event, with Black performing a set that will likely include staples such as “A Better Man,” “Killin’ Time,” and “Nothin’ but the Taillights.” The show is expected to attract fans who grew up during the height of Black’s chart dominance and newer listeners who have discovered his music through streaming platforms.
Tickets remain available through the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa website and authorized ticket outlets. The venue’s capacity and the popularity of Black’s catalog suggest that the event may sell out quickly.
The performance represents a significant moment for both the artist and the Tulsa venue. For Black, it is an opportunity to reconnect with a broad audience after his recent BMI Icon honor and memoir release. For Hard Rock Live, it adds a high‑profile act to its lineup and reinforces the casino’s reputation as a destination for quality live entertainment.
As the date approaches, the venue and the artist’s management are expected to release additional details about the setlist and any special guests. Fans can anticipate a night that blends Black’s storied catalog with the modern production capabilities of Hard Rock Live.