Post Malone, Riley Green, Reba McEntire & More Set to Heat Things Up at RODEOHOUSTON 2025

It's going down in Texas this March as the annual RODEOHOUSTON sets up camp as part of the 2025 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

Running from March 4 through 23, the event, which aims to promote agriculture by hosting an educational and entertaining experience that supports Texas youth, showcases Western heritage and provides year-round educational support within the local community.

One of the main draws of RODEOHOUSTON from the entertainment perspective is the absolute smattering of performers that line up each year to bring the best of country, Americana and beyond right to the heart of Houston.

This year, the lineup is no exception.

Kicking off the multi-week festivities will be none other than country legend Reba McEntire, who will take the stage on March 4. Also on tap for this year's event will be Riley Green, Bailey Zimmerman, Brad Paisley, Zach Top, Jon Pardi, Warren Zeiders, Charley Crockett, Post Malone, Old Dominion, Cody Jinks, Parker McCollum and Brooks & Dunn. Closing it all out, fans will be able to see a spectacular appearance from award-winning hitmaker Luke Byran on March 23.

Along the way, RODEOHOUSTON will also feature a few outliers from outside the country & western world, including alt-pop trio AJR, rapper Bun B, Latin artist Carin León, Christian singer Lauren Daigle, Mexican band Grupo Frontera and rock icons Journey.

Tickets for shows held between March 4 and 13 will go on sale beginning next Thursday (January 16) at 10am CT. The remaining shows will also go on sale on Thursday at 2pm CT

Standard tickets start at $25 with a $5 per ticket convenience fee. However, there are additional ticket types available for sale, including the Chairman’s Club Party Deck, Field Level, Action Seats and Chute Seats, presented by Cheniere.

Since 1932, The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has made an impressive impact on both the livestock and entertainment industries, as well as the growing sport of rodeo and bull-riding.

For more information on the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, head here.

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