George Thorogood and The Destroyers at Showplace Theatre

The Baddest Show On Earth

Are you ready for an eventful evening of raw blues rock energy as George Thorogood and The Destroyers unleash The Baddest Show On Earth to the Showplace theatre on Saturday 16th May 2026. The main performance begins at 7:00 PM after the venue opens its doors at 6:00 PM in Norman, Oklahoma. The stage will host The Marshall Tucker Band as special guests who will bring twice the energy to the performance. This monumental journey covers the US and Canada with important stops in Highland CA, Ottawa ON, Port Chester NY, Kansas City, Nashville, Toronto, Las Vegas and Perth. The date will bring you into an electric atmosphere which celebrates more than fifty years of powerful rock music.

George Thorogood and The Destroyers

The band George Thorogood and The Destroyers will perform their famous blues rock songs while you experience the excitement of their live performance. The company launched its operations in Wilmington Delaware during 1973 and has since become a global music power which achieved 15 million record sales and earned 2 Platinum albums and 6 Gold certifications. You'll sing along to "Bad to the Bone", raise your glass with "One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer", and move to "Move It On Over", "I Drink Alone", and "Who Do You Love?"The band maintains their dedication to genuine blues rock music through their release of "2120 South Michigan Ave". The Musicians Hall of Fame recognized Thorogood for his musical journey which began after his semi-professional baseball career before he achieved success as a rock musician. Why did George Thorogood carry a baseball bat to the show?Because he's always been bad to the bone!

The Marshall Tucker Band

The Marshall Tucker Band will deliver their distinctive Southern rock sound which combines blues with country and rock and jazz elements throughout their performances. The band formed in Spartanburg, South Carolina during 1972 and since then they have received six Gold album awards and two Platinum record certifications. The speakers will play classic songs which include "Can't You See" and "Heard It in a Love Song" and "Fire on the Mountain" while you dance to the music. Their studio album "Face Down in the Blues" became their most recent studio release when it appeared in 1998. The band received their name from a blind piano tuner who used his first rehearsal space key to write his name down. The band upholds their reputation through dedicated fan support which spans across different time periods.

Showplace theater At Riverwind Casino Information

You'll appreciate the personal yet rip-roaring vibe of this first-class 14,040-square-foot theater at 1544 OK-9, Norman, OK 73072. #The stadium provides 1,500 seats through its three-level main floor which offers terraced seating for fans to watch the game from every position. The venue offers contemporary facilities which include two big screens located on both sides of the stage and bars which run along the perimeter of the space. Drinks and treats are accessible at typical casino outlets. The entertainment venue provides additional information which you can obtain by calling their direct number at 405-322-6000.

Parking Information

The casino offers complimentary parking services which let you begin your night without spending any money.

Ticket Information

The entry price starts at $104 but you should take immediate action because the available supply is restricted. You can purchase your tickets through two trustworthy channels which include TicketSqueeze.com or by obtaining them directly from the box office. The "buy tickets" button lets you book your attendance at this essential event which remains available for purchase.