People from across the country flocking to Oklahoma for Cross Canadian Ragweed reunion
The Boys from Oklahoma are taking the stage together again for the first time in 15 years.
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COUNTRY ARE HERE FOR THE CONCERTS. YOU KNOW, YOU SAY ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. WE ACTUALLY JUST TALKED TO TWO PEOPLE WHO ARE NORWEGIAN WHO ARE HERE, AND THAT STAGE IS SET 66 MILES AWAY. BUT PEOPLE IN EVERY CITY BETWEEN BRICKTOWN ALL THE WAY DOWN TO STILLWATER, VISITING BREWERIES, RESTAURANTS, OF COURSE, THE BRICKTOWN CANAL, REALLY EVERYTHING YOU CAN IMAGINE AS THEY GET READY TO HEAD TO STILLWATER FOR THE BIGGEST EVENT THAT TOWN HAS EVER HOSTED. WE’RE GOING TO GET PEOPLE ALL WEEKEND LONG. THEY’RE WEARING THEIR SHIRTS ALREADY. THE CROSS CANADIAN RAGWEED SHIRTS, AND CODY CANADA SHIRTS, AND BOYS FROM OKLAHOMA SHIRTS. SO YEAH, I GUESS WE’RE TURNING ORANGE THIS THIS WEEKEND FROM BRICKTOWN. IT’S KIND OF WHAT WE WHAT WE WHAT WE’RE BUILT FOR TO BOONE PICKENS I’VE SEEN CARS FROM PENNSYLVANIA, TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, KANSAS, TENNESSEE. SO THEY’RE COMING FROM ALL OVER. TOURISTS FROM ALL OVER THE NATION ARE FLOODING IN TO SEE THE BOYS FROM OKLAHOMA FILLING UP THE HOTELS AND ALL THE RESTAURANTS AND BARS AND CLUBS. IT’S SOMETHING FOR PEOPLE TO TO STAY AND DO, AND THEN THEY COMMUTE, YOU KNOW, BACK AND FORTH. CRYSTAL AND COREY ARE FROM HOUSTON TOURING OKC BEFORE HITTING THE ROAD FOR THE TOUR. THEY SAY THEY’VE BEEN READY FOR SINCE THE DAY IT WAS ANNOUNCED. AS SOON AS TONY DROPPED THE HINT OR HE PUT SOMETHING ON INSTAGRAM OR FACEBOOK AND SAID, HEY, WE’RE PUTTING THIS CONCERT TOGETHER. I WAS LIKE, WHAT? YEAH. BYE BYE BYE. AND AS THEY WALK AROUND BRICKTOWN, SO MANY OTHER PEOPLE, SO MANY OTHER PEOPLE ALSO WEARING SHIRTS AND EVERYTHING, THEY SAY, THERE’S EXCITEMENT ON EVERY CORNER FROM THE HEART OF THE CITY TO THE HEART OF COWBOY COUNTRY. THE MUSIC, OF COURSE, BUT THEN ALSO LIKE THE CAMARADERIE OF ALL THE FANS, EVERYBODY’S SO EXCITED. FIRST CONCERT IS UNDERWAY AT BOONE PICKENS RIGHT NOW, AND THERE’S MORE ALL THE WAY THROUGH SUNDAY. IF YOU ARE IN OKC OR ANY OTHER TOWN HEADED UP TO STILLWATER, WE HAVE A LIST ON KOCO.COM OF EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW FROM TRAFFIC, ROAD CLOSURES AN
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People from across the country flocking to Oklahoma for Cross Canadian Ragweed reunion
The Boys from Oklahoma are taking the stage together again for the first time in 15 years.
The Boys from Oklahoma are taking the stage together again for the first time in 15 years. >> Download the KOCO 5 app | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channelStillwater, where the concerts will be held, isn’t the only town benefitting from the long-awaited Cross Canadian Ragweed reunion shows. In Oklahoma City’s Bricktown, people from all across the country are in town for the concerts.While the stage is set 66 miles away, Bricktown and other cities between Oklahoma City and Stillwater have been full of fans visiting local breweries and restaurants and getting ready to head north for the biggest event Stillwater has ever hosted."We’re gonna get people all weekend long. They’re wearing their shirts already, the Cross Canadian Ragweed shirts, Cody Canada shirts, Boys from Oklahoma shirts, so yeah, I guess we’re turning orange this weekend," said Brent Brewer, president of Bricktown Real Estate. "This is kind of what we’re built for."From Bricktown to Boone Pickens Stadium, tourists from all over the nation are flooding in to see the Boys from Oklahoma."I’ve seen cars from Pennsylvania, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Tennessee, they’re coming from all over," Brewer said. "Filling up the hotels, and all the restaurants, bars and clubs, something for people to stay and do then they can commute back and forth."Crystal Skipworth and Corey Meredith are from Houston, touring before hitting the road for the tour they say they’ve been ready for since the day it was announced."As soon as Cody dropped the hint, he put something on Instagram or Facebook and said, 'Hey, we’re putting this concert together,' I was like what? Buy, buy, buy!" Meredith said.And as they walked around Bricktown on Thursday, they said there was excitement on every corner, from the heart of Oklahoma City to the heart of cowboy country.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here."So many other people, so many people also wearing shirts and everything," Skipworth said. "The music, of course, but also the comradery of all the fans, everyone is so excited."The first concert kicked off Thursday, but additional shows run through Sunday.Top HeadlinesWhat products could be most impacted by the new 125% tariff against China?OSDH: Potential measles exposure occurred at Oklahoma City grocery storeThe Boys from Oklahoma concert event is set to kick off. What you need to knowOHP identifies person killed in 3-vehicle DUI crash on I-40
OKLAHOMA CITY —
The Boys from Oklahoma are taking the stage together again for the first time in 15 years.
Stillwater, where the concerts will be held, isn’t the only town benefitting from the long-awaited Cross Canadian Ragweed reunion shows. In Oklahoma City’s Bricktown, people from all across the country are in town for the concerts.
While the stage is set 66 miles away, Bricktown and other cities between Oklahoma City and Stillwater have been full of fans visiting local breweries and restaurants and getting ready to head north for the biggest event Stillwater has ever hosted.
"We’re gonna get people all weekend long. They’re wearing their shirts already, the Cross Canadian Ragweed shirts, Cody Canada shirts, Boys from Oklahoma shirts, so yeah, I guess we’re turning orange this weekend," said Brent Brewer, president of Bricktown Real Estate. "This is kind of what we’re built for."
From Bricktown to Boone Pickens Stadium, tourists from all over the nation are flooding in to see the Boys from Oklahoma.
"I’ve seen cars from Pennsylvania, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Tennessee, they’re coming from all over," Brewer said. "Filling up the hotels, and all the restaurants, bars and clubs, something for people to stay and do then they can commute back and forth."
Crystal Skipworth and Corey Meredith are from Houston, touring before hitting the road for the tour they say they’ve been ready for since the day it was announced.
"As soon as Cody dropped the hint, he put something on Instagram or Facebook and said, 'Hey, we’re putting this concert together,' I was like what? Buy, buy, buy!" Meredith said.
And as they walked around Bricktown on Thursday, they said there was excitement on every corner, from the heart of Oklahoma City to the heart of cowboy country.
"So many other people, so many people also wearing shirts and everything," Skipworth said. "The music, of course, but also the comradery of all the fans, everyone is so excited."
The first concert kicked off Thursday, but additional shows run through Sunday.
