unleash the beast tour 2023

Tickets for the 2023 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast on sale now

Published: 12/20/2022

PBR World Finals Return to Fort Worth and Dickies Arena May 12-21 to Conclude the 30 th Anniversary Season and Crown the 2023 PBR World Champion

FORT WORTH, Texas (December 19, 2022) – This May, the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Finals will return to Fort Worth, Texas, for the second consecutive season. The seven-day marathon event will take over Dickies Arena May 12-14 and 18-21, to conclude the 30 th anniversary individual season and crown the 2023 PBR World Champion.

During the 2023 season, the PBR is celebrating its 30 th anniversary since 20 cowboys broke away from the traditional rodeo with the belief that bull riding could be a standalone sport. Since their trailblazing initiative, the PBR has grown into a global phenomenon awarding nearly $300 million in prize money.

When the World Finals debuted in Fort Worth in May 2022, fans witnessed one of the most ferocious championship races in PBR history for both riders and bulls.

Riding an incredible post-season wave of momentum, Daylon Swearingen (Piffard, New York) capped a dominant season by winning the 2022 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast to be crowned the 2022 PBR World Champion. 

As the 2022 PBR World Finals got underway, Swearingen bucked off in Round 1, surrendering his world No. 1 rank, but he then rode six bulls in a row to pull away from the field.

Locked in a ride-for-ride battle with Joao Ricardo Vieira (Itatinga, Brazil) to begin the event, and Kaique Pacheco (Itatiba, Brazil) in the final rounds, the 2022 PBR World Championship came down to the final two outs of the event.

When Championship Sunday got underway with Round 7, Swearingen and Pacheco, the 2018 World Champion, both converted, leaving the gold buckle up for grabs in the final round.

For their final outs of the season, Swearingen was tasked with Mike’s Magic (Five Star Ranch/BS Cattle) while Pacheco readied to face off against Manaba (Joe & Nina Webb/Julian/D&H Cattle Co.) in a must-ride situation.

When Pacheco was brought down by Manaba in 5.9 seconds, Swearingen clinched the 2022 PBR World Championship before even readying his rope.

Despite being brought down in 2.05 seconds and getting roughed up by the rampaging bull, Swearingen’s gutsy 6-for-8 showing at the event earned him the World Finals event title and his career-first PBR World Championship.

Swearingen is now just the seventh rider to capture both honors in the same season.  He is the 20 th different rider – and 12 th American – to claim the PBR World Champion gold buckle since the sport’s first championship in 1994.

Throughout 2022, Swearingen went an impressive 26-for-60, covering 43.33% of his animal athlete opponents. He earned $1,697,481.63, including $1,394,000 for his career-first PBR World Championship and World Finals event win.

A complete list of past PBR World Champions is: Jose Vitor Leme (2020, 2021), Jess Lockwood (2017, 2019), Kaique Pacheco (2018), Cooper Davis (2016), J.B. Mauney (2013, 2015), Silvano Alves (2011, 2012, 2014), Renato Nunes (2010), Kody Lostroh (2009), Guilherme Marchi (2008), Justin McBride (2005, 2007), Adriano Moraes (1994, 2001, 2006), Mike Lee (2004), Chris Shivers (2000, 2003), Ednei Caminhas (2002), Cody Hart (1999), Troy Dunn (1998), Michael Gaffney (1997), Owen Washburn (1996) and Tuff Hedeman (1995).

A complete list of past PBR World Finals event winners is: Leme (2017, 2021), Boudreaux Campbell (2020), Lockwood (2019), Marco Eguchi (2018), Ryan Dirteater (2016), Davis (2015), Alves (2014), Mauney (2009, 2013), Robson Palermo (2008, 2011, 2012), Nunes (2010), Wiley Petersen (2007), L.J. Jenkins (2006), Marchi (2005), Lee (2004), Jody Newberry (2003), J.W. Hart (2002), Luke Snyder (2001), Tater Porter (2000), Ty Murray (1999), Reed Corder (1998), Dunn (1995, 1997) and Ronny Kitchens (1996).

In 2022, the battle between the organization’s animal athletes was also fierce, with Ridin Solo (Cord McCoy/Bill McCarty) emerging the best to be anointed the 2022 YETI PBR World Champion Bull.

Ridin Solo began the World Finals tied with then-reigning World Champion Bull Woopaa (Barker Bulls/Hookin’ W Ranch) for the world No. 1 rank.

First bucking in Round 2, compliments of his 45-point effort with Josh Frost (Randlett, Utah), Ridin Solo broke his tie with Woopaa for the top rank, pulling ahead by 0.25 points.

Ridin Solo and Woopaa then returned to the lineup in Round 4. In what was the third-best bull score of the 2022 PBR World Finals, Ridin Solo was marked 47 points, while Woopaa was awarded just 45.25, allowing Ridin Solo to further grow his lead.

On Championship Sunday, Ridin Solo was unrivaled.

Drawn by Vieira, the Cord McCoy standout quickly upended the Brazilian in 4.8 seconds to earn his second 47-point bull score of the weekend.

Ridin Solo’s head-turning out, coupled with Woopaa’s 41.75-point trip that earned Luciano de Castro (Guzolandia, Brazil) a re-ride, clinched the 2022 YETI PBR World Champion Bull honor and accompanying $100,000 bonus for the striking animal athlete.

Ridin Solo concluded the 2022 season with a 46.47-point world average, 0.69 points ahead of runner-up Woopaa.

The bull riding action for the 2023 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast begins with Rounds 1-2 on Friday, May 12 and Saturday, May 13 at 7:45 p.m. CT, followed by Round 3 on Sunday, May 14 at 1:45 p.m. CT. The season-end event will continue with Rounds 4-6 on Thursday, May 18, Friday, May 19 and Saturday, May 20 at 7:45 p.m. CT, and come to a climactic end with Round 7 and the championship round on Sunday, May 21 at 1:45 p.m. CT.

The first six rounds will feature all 40 competing riders matched against the toughest bulls. Following the conclusion of Round 6 on Saturday, May 20, a minimum of 30 riders will advance to Round 7 on Sunday, May 21. All riders who record a score in the previous rounds will advance. Should that field be fewer than 30 contenders, riders will be drawn back by world rank until the 30-rider round is filled.

Following Round 7, the scores from the seven outs will be combined and the Top 12 riders will advance for an additional round of competition. Following the championship round, the rider with the top aggregate score at the event will be named the 2023 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast event winner, and the rider with the most Unleash The Beast points will be crowned the 2023 PBR World Champion, earning the coveted gold buckle.

The PBR World Finals is bull riding’s richest event. In addition to paying out the $1 million bonus to the 2023 PBR World Champion, the World Finals event winner will receive $300,000 and each round winner will collect $35,000.

Single-day tickets for the 2023 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast event go on sale now, and start at $27.50 plus fees. Tickets can be purchased online at ticketmaster.com and PBR.com , at the Dickies Arena Box Office or by calling PBR customer service at 1-800-732-1727. The Dickies Arena Box Office is open daily 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. CT, except on event days.

PBR Elite Seats are available to provide close access to the action and an exclusive VIP experience. These tickets, available in three tiers, offer premium seats, personal on-site concierge at the PBR fan loyalty booth, concession or merchandise voucher and photo with the Jerome Robinson Cup.

• PBR Bronze Elite Seats ($487.10) are positioned in the second row and also include a commemorative credential and lanyard. 
• PBR Silver Elite Seats ($706.10) are in the first row of Dickies Arena and include dedicated in-seat service. Patrons with these seats will also have access to an exclusive VIP entrance and parking. They will also be able to partake in night hospitality, including food and beverage, and the elite seat pre-show experience, and receive a 30 th anniversary season collectible watch.
• In addition to all the above-mentioned amenities, PBR Gold Elite Seats ($926.10) offer the best views in the venue and an exclusive 30 th anniversary season hat.  

For more information about the 2023 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast and to see the complete event schedule, visit https://bit.ly/23pbrworldfinals . 

About PBR (Professional Bull Riders):

PBR is the world’s premier bull riding organization. More than 500 bull riders compete in more than 200 events annually across the televised PBR Unleash The Beast tour (UTB), which features the top bull riders in the world; the PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour (PWVT); the PBR Touring Pro Division (TPD); and the PBR’s international circuits in Australia, Brazil, and Canada. In 2022, PBR launched the PBR Team Series—eight teams of the world’s best bull riders competing for a new championship—as well as the PBR Challenger Series with more than 60 annual events nationwide. The organization’s digital assets include PBR RidePass on Pluto TV, which is home to Western sports. PBR is a subsidiary of Endeavor, a global sports and entertainment company. For more information, visit PBR.com , or follow on Facebook at  Facebook.com/PBR , Twitter at Twitter.com/PBR , and YouTube at YouTube.com/PBR .

• Chinese Press Kit (7)
• Convention Center (2)
• German Press Kit (7)
• In The News (52)
• News Releases (40)
• Spanish Press Kit (7)
• Sports Commission (46)
• February (1)
• January (1)
• November (3)
• October (1)
• September (3)
• January (3)
• December (2)
• October (4)
• February (2)
• October (2)
• September (1)
• January (2)
• December (1)
• November (1)
• November (2)
• February (8)
• January (7)
• November (7)
• October (5)
• January (4)

• Latest Daysheet News Photo Galleries PBR World Finals Global Cup News Statistics
• Schedule Event Schedule TV Schedule PBR World Finals PBR Global Cup

Home of the Western Lifestyle

By the Numbers: 2023 Unleash the Beast Regular Season Set to Conclude in Louisville, Kentucky

By: James Youness

PUEBLO, Colo. – There’s a lot going on around PBR these days.

With this weekend’s PBR Cooper Tires Invitational, presented by Kubota, in Louisville, Kentucky, marking the final regular season event of the year, it’s time to spring into action!

Riders will get to enjoy a weekend of rest following the premier series finale, unless they’re set to compete in next weekend’s Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals, that is!

With familiar faces like Dawson Branton, Josh Frost, Austin Richardson and beyond ranking within the PWVT’s Top 10 heading into the weekend, it’s possible we see some riders pull double duty in chasing a pair of championships.

After all, a few guaranteed spots at the 2023 World Finals are up for grabs for the top finishers in the talent-building tour.

Regardless of attending the action in Corpus Christi May 5-6 for the PWVT finale, the best cowboys in the country will assemble May 12 in Fort Worth, Texas, to kick off another seven rounds of action-packed bull riding.

With the 2023 PBR Team Series Draft set to take place May 17 down south as the next wave of 5-on-5 talent is welcomed to their respective teams, the 2023 Rookie of the Year race staying spicy and the most elite bovines in the business continuing to buck their way to greatness, it’s a great time to be cowboy!

As this weekend’s showcase inside KFC Yum! Center is set to kick off Saturday, April 30, PBR.com is taking a look at some of the statistical stories and numerical takeaways from this year’s electric Unleash The Beast action!

11 straight : Turning up the temperature with World Finals around the corner is a popular strategy for riders throughout the premier series pack. Whether it’s coming back from an injury and giving it a go before the season-end event or ramping up workout routines and seeing a few more practice bulls, now is the time to be firing on all cylinders. The difference is actually finding success with that added heat, though. For guys like Eduardo Aparecido , who have been “warm” all season long, it’s about turning those quality performances into event-best showcases.

  With at least one qualified ride in his last 11 Unleash The Beast appearances, the PBR Gwinnet Chute Out in Duluth, Georgia, on Jan. 20-22 marks the last non-15/15 bucking battle in which he didn’t log a ride, while he’s managed to finish within the Top 11 in his last five events (11th, 1st, 11th, 2nd, 5th). Now ranked No. 8 in the race to be crowned the 2023 PBR World Champion, he’s racked up an impressive 247 UTB points in those five events, including a juicy 137 UTB points for his first-place finish in Everett, Washington, April 20. The win represented the 32-year-old’s first event title in five years, but since finishing within the Top 27 at year’s end for the past decade, the talented Brazilian knows what it takes to make a run, as eight of those 10 favorable finishes have come within the Top 14.

First 1st : While it was Aparecido who exited the rare midweek competition in first place, Chase Dougherty made up for some early-season struggles (as he returned from gruesome injuries sustained during last summer’s PBR Team Series action) Sunday evening in Tacoma, Washington, by capturing his first-ever premier series event title. Bowing to the rowdy crowd three times throughout the showcase as the only cowboy to post a flawless 3-for-3 record, the Oregon-born 24-year-old brought his best to the Pacific Northwest. Earning a welcomed 148.5 UTB points for the win, he’s now got a pair of Top 10 finishes in his last three UTB appearances after placing seventh in Billings, Montana the previous weekend. Since making his 2023 debut Jan. 9 during the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour’s stop at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado, where he immediately found success courtesy of his perfect, 3-for-3 performance, he’s participated in a variety of PWVT, UTB and Touring Pro Division events in returning to his top-tier form. With No. 16 and No. 13 year-end finishes under his belt from the past two seasons, he’ll look to continue to climb the ranks after jumping to No. 26 Sunday via his big win.

  Doubling Down in the Short Round: Entering the competition outside of the World Finals cutline at No. 45, Dougherty began his dominant weekend with a little revenge by besting Don Juan in Round 1 for 84.5 points after being dispatched from the animal athlete earlier this month in Nampa, Idaho. Later assuming the event lead and capturing the Round 2 victory thanks to an 87.5-point conversion aboard Whiplash Sunday afternoon, Dougherty was enjoying his first 2-for-2 start of the season within his home region. With the first pick in the championship round bull draft, he chose a matchup with Short Circuit . Watching on as his 11 short round opponents attempted to meet the 8 against the revered pack of bovines, it was only No. 1 Kaique Pacheco and No. 9 Dener Barbosa who were able to convert in Sunday’s championship round. Eventually posting an 89.5-point effort atop Short Circuit, Dougherty completed the sweep while logging the pack’s third collective ride in the short round, a feat which has only occurred twice in the past seven events (Tacoma and Everett) as the bulls continue to show their best ahead of next month’s World Finals showdown. Just three days prior, it was Eduardo Aparecido, Braidy Randolph and Boudreaux Campbell who combined efforts to produce the first three-ride short round session in nearly a month and a half, dating all the way back to March 11 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Third Time’s Charm : Helping the pack reach what has become a coveted three-ride mark, No. 1 Kaique Pacheco needed a little bit of help to make Sunday’s championship go. Sitting in 13th place of the event with his 83.75-point conversion aboard Whatever on the board, Pacheco was originally scheduled to miss the short round, but with Kyler Oliver getting injured during his Round 2 matchup against Sock Monkey , the 2018 World Champion was able to compete as the last man in. Initially paired against Rock of Ages , Pacheco declined his 67-point score after being offered a re-ride for the less than ideal out. Next up in the re-ride pen, a bull by the name of Cherry Bomb hoped to test the Brazilians’ talents, but after drawing another set of red flags en route to dispatching Pacheco in a close 7.65 points, it wasn’t enough to send the No. 1-ranked rider home. Marking his fifth bull of the weekend, and eighth bovine attempted in five days, Pacheco was able to bring home an 83-point prize atop Razzmatazz but suffered a lower-body injury during his dismount when the bull slammed into Pacheco. Despite exiting the arena via stretcher, the UTB points leader shared some passion via verbal approval when he heard his ride was successfully scored. With his availability for this weekend’s regular season finale in Louisville, Kentucky, very much up the air, he may be best suited sitting out the competition and enjoying a few weeks of rest before the 2023 World Finals invade Fort Worth, Texas, May 12-21 as the pack dukes it out for the year-end honors. Earning 63.5 UTB points for the silver finish en route to extending his lead to 182 points over No. 2 Jose Vitor Leme , if there’s anyone who can afford an extra week of recuperation, it’s the Ice Man.

No. 9: Capping off a weekend in which the 28-year-old collected a combined 102.83 UTB points for a pair of Top 11 finishes, Dener Barbosa followed up his 11th place finish in Everett with a runner-up effort in Tacoma. Getting on the board Saturday night with an 86.5-point ride atop Scrapper, he was dispatched from his Round 2 opponent Pearl Ghost in 5.09 seconds, but still managed to secure a spot in the championship round. As one of three riders to meet the requisite 8, Barbosa was scored 88.25 points against Top Shelf as the Brazilian converted for just the second time in eight short go attempts all season. With six Top 10 finishes (including a pair of runner-up efforts and a bronze result) and a 15/15 Bucking Battle win in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on his resume this year, he’ll be one of many threats looking to make some noise at World Finals. With 21 qualified rides to date, he sits tied with No. 2 Jose Vitor Leme for fifth-most among all riders, while his 44.7 ride percentage ranks seventh-best overall and fifth-best among riders who have logged at least 40 outs.

  Tie @ 44.5: With the PBR World Finals less than three weeks away, the talented animal athletes of the premier series tour haven’t been holding back. While it was Mike’s Motive who took home Bull of the Event honors Thursday evening in Everett by dispatching rookie Rafael Jose de Brito in a stunning 1.21 seconds for a 44.25-point bull score, five different bovines posted matching 44.5-point marks in Tacoma a few nights later. War Department earned the score first, pairing up with Eduardo Aparecido for an 89-point score in Round 2. The other four event-best scores came in the short round, as Blood Moon helped Aparecido to a weekend-high 91 points, Domino forced Daniel Keeping to the dirt in a heartbreaking 7.3 seconds, Top Shelf found success against Tate Pollmeier in 3.64 seconds and finally, Sky Walker was able to best Guilherme Valleiras in 2.47 seconds. No. 1 Cool Whip wasn’t in action this past week, but with a perfect 12-0 record and 44-point average bull score, he’s locked into next month’s action as the best bulls in the world prepare to challenge the UTB pack inside Dickies Arena May 12-21.

18 + 21 = 39: Seeing 18 qualified rides in Everett before combining for 21 conversions Saturday and Sunday in Tacoma, the pack successfully rode 39 total bulls throughout the pair of two-day events. While the qualified ride figures have been a bit of a roller coaster throughout the 22-event season schedule so far, it’s an encouraging sign that overall health is trending in a better direction. The surprising comparison: The premier series tour combined to produce 39 rides in a single event earlier this year, when the pack was on fire in New York City as 2023 began. Once upon a time, the weekend before in Albany, New York, a season-high 40 rides were logged, but somehow, none of the scores met the 90-point mark.

This weekend’s two-day slate in Louisville is scheduled to begin with Round 1 on Saturday, April 29 at 6:45 p.m. ET, with the opening round of action set to air live on RidePass on Pluto TV. Sunday’s second round, followed by the championship go, will start at 1:45 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 30, with the weekend’s Bucking Battle set to air on CBS at 2 p.m. ET, while the championship round will air on CBS Sports Network later Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m.

Fans can stay tuned to PBR.com and PBR social media channels throughout the weekend for the latest scores, updates, wrecks and beyond as the 2023 Unleash The Beast regular season slate comes to a conclusion!

Photo courtesy of Andy Watson/Bull Stock Media

© 2023 PBR Inc. All rights reserved.

Related Content

2024 unleash the beast game notes: jacksonville, cassio dias extends world lead after riding previously unridden bull at sold-out michelob ultra pbr los angeles, pbr canada’s elite cup series returns to ottawa, ontario for first time in six years, perfect joao ricardo vieira clinches first utb event win of 2024 season in tulsa, red-hot austin richardson wins round 1 in tulsa, oklahoma, unleash the beast game notes: tulsa 2024, 2024 unleash the beast game notes: chicago, 90-point rides electrify bull riding fans at national western stock show, privacy overview.

• Skip to content
• Accessibility
• Buy Tickets

Unleash the Beast Tour

• Date Jan 28 - 29 // 2023
• On Sale On Sale Now

To Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Purchase Parking

Professional Bull Riders Returns to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday, January 28-29, 2023

Tickets for the PBR Unleash The Beast’s Indianapolis Invitational on sale Monday, September 19 at 10 a.m. ET

For the second time since 2012, PBR (Professional Bull Riders) will buck into Indianapolis, Indiana, holding the elite Unleash The Beast’s Indianapolis Invitational, featuring the Top 30 bull riders in the world, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in on Saturday and Sunday, January 28-29, 2023.

For two nights only, the Top 30 bull riders in the world will compete in one of the most exciting live sporting events to witness. With riders going head-to-head against the sport’s rankest bovine athletes, the tour stop will showcase the ultimate showdown of man vs. beast.

When PBR was last in Indianapolis, Mason Taylor (Maypearl, Texas) delivered a dominant performance at the 2022 Unleash The Beast (UTB) season-launch event. Taylor exploded from the chutes aboard  Casper  (Gene Owen Bucking Bulls) in Round 1. The monstrous 90.75-point ride, the highest of the round, punched his ticket to the championship round atop the leaderboard. In the championship round, he was awarded 89.25 points on Diddy Wa Diddy (Cord McCoy/Bill McCarty) to clinch the first event win of the season.

Prior to last year’s event, the PBR last visited in 2012, when veteran Brazilian contender  Fabiano Vieira  emerged victorious as the event champion in the Hoosier state.

Positioned at the start of 2023, the PBR Indianapolis Invitational will play a crucial role in shaping the initial championship race to the PBR World Finals in May in Fort Worth, Texas, which awards a gold buckle and million-dollar bonus to the world’s best bull rider.

The bull riding action for the PBR Indianapolis Invitational begins with Round 1 at 6:45 p.m. ET on Saturday, Jan. 28, followed by Round 2 and the championship round at 1:45 p.m. ET on Sunday, Jan. 29. All competing bull riders will get on one bull each in Rounds 1-2. Following Round 2 Sunday afternoon, the riders’ individual two-round scores will be totaled, with the Top 12 advancing to the championship round for one more out and a chance at the event title.

Tickets for the two-day event go on sale Monday, Sept. 19 at 10 a.m. ET and start at $15, taxes and fees not included. Tickets can be purchased online at Ticketmaster.com and PBR.com , at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse Box Office, or by calling PBR customer service at 1-800-732-1727.

Group sale pricing will also be available, offering specialty groups up to a $15 discount on select price levels.

PBR Elite Seats are available for avid fans who want an exclusive VIP experience while enjoying the world’s top bull riding circuit. Available in three tiers, these tickets start at $245 (Bronze Seats) and offer premium seating, a personal on-site concierge at the PBR Fan Loyalty Booth, a $20 concession voucher, a commemorative credential and lanyard, and a photo in front of the bucking chutes.

Available for $315 is the PBR Premier Elite Seat. Not only will VIP Elite Seat holders receive a premium seating close to the action, but you also get an EXCLUSIVE PBR 30 th Anniversary Collectible Item, a pre-show backstage tour with PBR Talent, and a PBR 30 th Anniversary Branded Frame to take home after the show.

Do you want to see the toughest sport on dirt up-close and personal? There is no better seat in the house than PBR PREMIER Elite Seats, ticket pricing at $375. Not only will PBR PREMIER Elite Seat holders receive premium seating close to the action, but you also get an EXCLUSIVE PBR 30 th Anniversary Collectible item, a backstage tour with PBR Talent, a PBR 30 th Anniversary Branded Frame to take home after the show, and a 2023 PBR Yearbook.

For more information on PBR Elite Seats, visit https://pbr.com/tickets/premium-experiences/ .

PBR is the world’s premier bull riding organization. More than 500 bull riders compete in more than 200 events annually across the televised PBR Unleash The Beast tour (UTB), which features the top bull riders in the world; the PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour (PWVT); the PBR Touring Pro Division (TPD); and the PBR’s international circuits in Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico. In 2022, PBR launched the PBR Team Series—eight teams of the world’s best bull riders competing for a new championship—as well as the PBR Challenger Series with more than 60 annual events nationwide. The organization’s digital assets include PBR RidePass on Pluto TV, which is home to Western sports. PBR is a subsidiary of Endeavor, a global sports and entertainment company. For more information, visit PBR.com , or follow on Facebook at  Facebook.com/PBR , Twitter at Twitter.com/PBR , and YouTube at YouTube.com/PBR

• Skip to content
• Accessibility

Buy Tickets

PROFESSIONAL BULL RIDING : UNLEASH THE BEAST

• Date Dec 15 th - Dec 16 th , 2023
• Ticket Prices $25 - $115
• On Sale On Sale Now
• Seating Chart View Seating Chart

Purchase VIP Parking

Event Details

ON SALE TIMELINE 

July 24th- PBR 2-Day Package ON SALE (Ticket includes acsess to both events) 

General on Sale- (Single Day Tickets) Monday, August 14th 

About PBR (Professional Bull Riders):

PBR is the world’s premier bull riding organization. More than 500 bull riders compete in more than 200 events annually across the televised PBR Unleash The Beast tour (UTB), which features the top bull riders in the world; the PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour (PWVT); the PBR Touring Pro Division (TPD); and the PBR’s international circuits in Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico. In 2022, PBR launched the PBR Team Series—eight teams of the world’s best bull riders competing for a new championship—as well as the PBR Challenger Series with more than 60 annual events nationwide. The organization’s digital assets include PBR RidePass on Pluto TV, which is home to Western sports. PBR is a subsidiary of Endeavor, a global sports and entertainment company. For more information, visit  PBR.com , or follow on Facebook at  Facebook.com/PBR , Twitter at  Twitter.com/PBR , and YouTube at  YouTube.com/PBR .

Security Procedures

Please note that the arena will be using the following security procedures for all events at the arena. Please plan accordingly.

• Walk thru metal detectors at all entrances of the facility; all patrons will walk through a metal detector prior to gaining access to the arena. If needed, security will perform pat downs on patrons in addition to the metal detectors
• Patron bags will be searched and tagged once allowed into the arena
• Bags larger than 9" x 12"x 4" will not be permitted into the arena, this includes backpacks
• Camera policy is set by the show, best practice suggests no cameras for events
• No weapons of any kind will be permitted into the arena
• No outside food or beverage will be permitted into the arena
• We are a cashless facility! All points of sale within the venue are no longer accepting cash. Please be prepared to pay with your credit card, debit card or mobile pay. Thank you!
• The Arena is a no smoking facility, there is no designated smoking area

We encourage you to plan accordingly for traffic in the City, parking and long lines when entering the arena.

Clear Bag Policies

Things to Do in North Little Rock, Arkansas

march, 2023

This is a repeating event march 4, 2023 6:45 pm

03 mar 7:45 pm 9:45 pm PBR: Unleash the Beast Tour 2023 1 Simmons Bank Arena Drive Event Type : Argenta, Arts & Entertainment, Sports

Calendar GoogleCal

Event details.

TICKETS ON SALE  FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH AT 10AM! Plus applicable service charges *Prices increase $5 day of show GROUP DISCOUNT: Groups of 9+ contact our group sales coordinator at [email protected]. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE ARENA

TICKETS ON SALE  FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH AT 10AM!

Plus applicable service charges

*Prices increase $5 day of show

GROUP DISCOUNT : Groups of 9+ contact our group sales coordinator at [email protected].

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE ARENA BOX OFFICE OR AT TICKETMASTER.COM

PBR is the world’s premier bull riding organization. More than 500 bull riders compete in more than 200 events annually across the televised PBR Unleash The Beast tour (UTB), which features the top bull riders in the world; the PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour (PWVT); the PBR Touring Pro Division (TPD); and the PBR’s international circuits in Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico. In 2022, PBR launched the PBR Team Series—eight teams of the world’s best bull riders competing for a new championship—as well as the PBR Challenger Series with more than 60 annual events nationwide. The organization’s digital assets include PBR RidePass on Pluto TV, which is home to Western sports. PBR is a subsidiary of Endeavor, a global sports and entertainment company. For more information, visit  PBR.com , or follow on Facebook at  Facebook.com/PBR , Twitter at  Twitter.com/PBR , and YouTube at  YouTube.com/PBR .

(Friday) 7:45 pm - 9:45 pm

Simmons Bank Arena

1 Simmons Bank Arena Drive