ST. PETERSBURG -- The Rays are back at Tropicana Field, and they’ve brought their Postgame Concert Series with them. This year, it has a distinctly country feel to it.
The Rays announced the return of their popular concert series during the Rays.TV broadcast of Wednesday’s game against the Cubs. They have three postgame shows scheduled for this season, all after Saturday games at Tropicana Field, giving fans a chance to experience back-to-back entertainment options for the cost of one ticket.
Fans can also purchase a field access wristband for $35.10 to get a closer view of the stage. Wristbands may only be purchased along with a valid game ticket, and season ticket members will have access to discounts on those wristbands.
The all-country lineup includes the following performances:
Saturday, May 2: Chase Rice (after a 6:10 p.m. ET game against the Giants featuring a Tropicana Field Light-Up Replica promotional item)
Saturday, May 30: Cole Swindell (after a 4:10 p.m. ET game against the Angels featuring a Junior Caminero City Connect Bobble promotional item)
Saturday, Aug. 15: Jordan Davis (after a 6:10 p.m. ET game against the Orioles featuring a Flappy Boi Bobble promotional item)
“We are looking forward to reviving the Rays Concert Series at Tropicana Field for the 2026 season,” Rays chief business officer Bill Walsh said in a statement. “These talented artists will create unforgettable nights for our fans, combining the energy of baseball with the excitement of live music.”
Of course, the Rays’ return to Tropicana Field also began on a country note, as Eric Church performed the national anthem before Monday’s home re-opener.
For more information on the Rays Postgame Concert Series, visit Raysbaseball.com/concerts.