HogTown on Maple Street is set to return for the 2026 Razorback Football season, delivering a lively pregame experience for Razorback fans. Situated north of Razorback Stadium between Razorback Road and Stadium Drive, this family-friendly event will take place before every home game, opening four hours prior to kickoff.
HogTown is free and open to the public, offering live music, a selection of food trucks from across Northwest Arkansas, a beer garden, sponsor activations, giveaways, and inflatables for children. A large videoboard will showcase college football games from around the country, adding to the gameday atmosphere.
The celebration will also feature cherished Razorback traditions, including a chance to meet Tusk VII, the team’s live mascot, and participate in a pep rally with the Razorback Spirit Squads and Razorback Marching Band. Fans can also enjoy the Hog Walk, a special procession involving Head Coach Ryan Silverfield and the Razorback football team.
### 2026 HogTown Concert Series
The HogTown Concert Series will once again bring a variety of musical acts to energize fans before kickoff. Performances by regional and local favorite artists are scheduled for each home game:
- **Sept. 5 vs. North Alabama**: Rodney Block & The Love Supreme Band, known for their mix of jazz, funk, R&B, and rock. - **Sept. 19 vs. Georgia**: The Burnt CD’s, popular for early 2000s hits from artists like Lady Gaga and Kings of Leon. - **Sept. 26 vs. Tulsa**: Funk Factory, a versatile group covering funk, soul, and modern pop. - **Oct. 10 vs. Tennessee**: Jason D. Williams, a boogie-woogie rock performer and Arkansas native. - **Oct. 31 vs. Missouri**: No Vacancy, delivering party hits from the 1960s to today. - **Nov. 14 vs. South Carolina**: Gone Country, celebrating 1990s country classics. - **Nov. 28 vs. LSU**: A DJ battle featuring DJ DSewell and DJ C-had to close out the series with an exciting musical showdown.
### Key Traffic Notes for HogTown
- **Maple Street Closure**: Maple Street will close to traffic between Stadium Drive and Razorback Road starting at 7 p.m. on the Friday before each home game to facilitate HogTown setup. - **Lot 300 Access**: Lot 300 parking, located near the Frank Broyles Athletic Center, will remain accessible via entrances on Stadium Drive and Razorback Road on both Friday and Saturday. - **Reopening Time**: Maple Street will reopen for traffic following the second quarter of each home game.
For more details about HogTown, the 2026 football schedule, or other gameday events, visit [ArkansasRazorbacks.com](https://ArkansasRazorbacks.com).