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Rock band Kansas set to perform at Tulsa casino in Feb.

Classic rock band Kansas will play a concert in Tulsa at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on Feb. 4, 2027, with tickets starting at $69.50.

American rock band Kansas will take the stage in Tulsa on Feb. 4, 2027. Fans can hear classic hits during the winter stop. Tickets start at $69.50. They go on sale on Oct. 16.

The concert begins at 8:00 p.m. at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The musicians will play on the Hard Rock Live stage.

The group put out its first record in 1974. It has released 16 studio albums in total. Its latest release, “The Absence of Presence,” debuted at No. 10 on Billboard’s Top Current Albums Chart in 2020.

Kansas has earned eight gold albums and three sextuple-platinum albums, counting live releases. Their track “Carry on Wayward Son” went quadruple-platinum. “Dust in the Wind” reached triple-platinum status.

The current lineup includes eight musicians:

  • Ronnie Platt, vocalist and keyboardist
  • Tom Brislin, keyboardist and vocalist
  • Zak Rizvi, guitarist
  • Scott Bernard, guitarist
  • Joe Deninzon, violinist and guitarist
  • Dan McGowan, bassist and vocalist
  • Eric Holmquist, drummer
  • Richard Williams, original guitarist
  • Phil Ehart, original drummer

The music appears across video games:

  • Rock Band
  • Guitar Hero
  • Grand Theft Auto

Television shows also feature their songs:

  • Supernatural
  • Reacher
  • All Elite Wrestling
  • South Park
  • The Office
  • The Simpsons

Films have used the tracks as well:

  • Old School
  • The Suicide Squad
  • Anchorman
  • Pitch Perfect
  • Happy Gilmore
  • Happy Gilmore 2

Hard Rock Live serves as an indoor concert venue. It hosts touring musical acts in Tulsa.

Admission prices begin at $69.50. The event starts at 8:00 p.m.

Harlow Brightwater

Harlow Brightwater covers Tulsa City Hall, Tulsa County and Tulsa Public Schools, along with the neighborhoods from Greenwood to Brookside. She sits through the council and school board meetings so readers know what was decided, what it costs and who it affects.

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