Ella Langley Tulsa Set Time: When She Goes On at the BOK Center (October 9)

Ella Langley's Dandelion Tour lands in Tulsa on Friday, October 9 for a night at the BOK Center, with Laci Kaye Booth and Kameron Marlowe riding along. Tulsa is one of the dates Ella added when she extended the tour into October, so if you've been shut out of the sold-out shows, this is one of the newer chances to catch her. Here's the plan for the night: when the music starts, who's on when, where to sit, and where tickets stand.

Who plays when

The ticketed start time is 7:00 PM. The BOK Center hasn't posted a minute-by-minute running order yet, so here's the honest version: doors open about an hour before the show (roughly 6:00 PM is the typical window for this tour, though the venue hasn't confirmed the exact minute), Laci Kaye Booth opens the night, Kameron Marlowe plays direct support, and Ella headlines. We won't print a made-up stage-time minute for Ella. The moment the BOK Center posts a real schedule, the exact times go right here. If you want to catch every set, plan to be in your seat by 7.

What she's been playing

If recent Dandelion Tour nights are any guide, expect the big ones in heavy rotation, "You Look Like You Love Me," "Choosin' Texas," and "Be Her" among them, plus cuts from the Dandelion album. We don't guess the order, so for what actually got played in Tulsa, keep an eye on the Tulsa setlist page once the show wraps.

Where to sit and what to expect

The BOK Center is a climate-controlled indoor arena, so weather is a non-issue, leave the poncho at home. It's a big room (around 19,000), and our Tulsa seating guide breaks down the sections. Lower bowl and floor get you closest, but the upper levels still have clean sightlines to the stage.

Still need tickets?

Because Tulsa was added as part of the October tour extension rather than being one of the original on-sale dates, it hasn't been as picked-over as the shows that vanished on their first day, so there's a real chance of finding seats here. That said, demand for this tour has been fierce, and availability changes by the hour, so check the show page for current listings and compare the all-in total before you buy. If Tulsa doesn't work out, the dates on either side are worth a look: Red Rocks in Morrison, CO (Oct 7) and Lubbock (Oct 10).

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