HogTown on Maple Street Returns for 2026 Razorback Football Season with Live Music, Food and Fun
HogTown on Maple Street returns for the 2026 Razorback Football season, bringing fans live music, food, family entertainment and the ultimate pregame atmosphere before every home game.
Located just north of Razorback Stadium between Razorback Road and Stadium Drive, HogTown is free and open to the public, opening four hours prior to kickoff. Fans can enjoy live music, a variety of food trucks from across Northwest Arkansas, a beer garden, sponsor activations and giveaways, inflatables for kids, and a large videoboard featuring college football action from around the country.
The gameday celebration also features some of Razorback Nation’s most beloved traditions, including opportunities to meet Tusk VII, the official live mascot of the Arkansas Razorbacks, a pep rally featuring the Razorback Spirit Squads and Razorback Marching Band, and the Hog Walk with Head Coach Ryan Silverfield and the Razorback Football team.
2026 HogTown Concert Series
The 2026 HogTown Concert Series features a lineup of regional favorites and fan-favorite performers, giving fans another reason to arrive early and enjoy the gameday atmosphere before kickoff.
Sept. 5 vs. North Alabama: Rodney Block & The Love Supreme Band
Known for its high-energy performances and soulful blend of jazz, funk, R&B and rock, Rodney Block & The Love Supreme Band will kick off the 2026 HogTown Concert Series in style.
Sept. 19 vs. Georgia: Burnt CD’s
Burnt CD’s is Northwest Arkansas’ favorite 2000s party band, bringing fans all the hits from their favorite 2000s artists, including Yellowcard, Lady Gaga, Coldplay, Nelly, Kings of Leon, Paramore, Black Eyed Peas and many more.
Sept. 26 vs. Tulsa: Funk Factory
Funk Factory is a high-energy band covering a wide range of musical styles, from funk, soul, R&B and Frank Sinatra jazz to modern pop and today’s popular hits.
Oct. 10 vs. Tennessee: Jason D. Williams
A native Arkansan and lifelong Razorback loyalist, Jason D. Williams is known for his explosive, piano-driven blend of rock ‘n’ roll and boogie-woogie, with a high-energy style and signature showmanship that have made him one of America’s most electrifying live performers.
Oct. 31 vs. Missouri: No Vacancy
No Vacancy brings an energetic party atmosphere with a crowd-pleasing mix of hits spanning the 1960s through today.
Nov. 14 vs. South Carolina: Gone Country
Gone Country takes fans back to the golden era of country music with a celebration of the biggest hits and artists from the 1990s.
Nov. 28 vs. LSU: DJ Battle featuring DJ DSewell and DJ C-had
The 2026 HogTown Concert Series will close with a DJ battle featuring DJ DSewell and DJ C-had as they go head-to-head in an energetic musical showdown.
Three Things to Know for HogTown
1. Maple Street Closure
Maple Street, from Stadium Drive to Razorback Road, will close to all traffic at 7 p.m. on Fridays before each home game to allow for HogTown setup.
2. Lot 300 Access
Parking in Lot 300 near the Frank Broyles Athletic Center will remain accessible on Friday and Saturday via the east entrance on Stadium Drive and the west entrance on Razorback Road.
3. Reopening Time
Maple Street will reopen to all traffic on game day following the second quarter of each home game.
For more information about HogTown, the 2026 Razorback Football schedule and other gameday events, visit ArkansasRazorbacks.com.
