OKEECHOBEE — Tickets for the 87^th annual Brighton Field Day Festival, scheduled for February 19-22, 2026, at the Fred Smith Rodeo Arena on the Brighton Seminole Indian Reservation in Okeechobee, Florida are now on sale.

Advance tickets may be purchased online only via TicketWeb (https://www.ticketweb.com/events/org/391363) as well as at the gate during the event. There are no other online retailers. Saturday tickets will include the Tucker Wetmore concert.

Presented by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, the event will feature the return of many Seminole favorites, including the PRCA Rodeo (Thursday through Saturday), Xtreme Bull Riding (Sunday), clothing contests, American Indian arts and crafts, and traditional native foods. Guests can also experience the Seminole Culture Camp, where a living Seminole Indian Village will be on display, offering an immersive look into Seminole history and heritage.

Entertainment will include a Saturday evening concert by Tucker Wetmore: The Brunette World Tour.  With a warm vocal cut from the woods of the Pacific Northwest and an easy instinct for modern grooves, Tucker Wetmore has emerged as one of country’s most dynamic new stars. An ACM and CMA Awards-nominated singer-songwriter and headline performer who has already surpassed 1 billion career streams, the chart-topper has taken just a few years to leave a lasting mark.

Raised in Kalama, Washington, the piano-playing student of country, rock, reggae and more wrote his first song after a college football injury, reaching Nashville in 2020. Kicking off his career with back-to-back Platinum “Wine Into Whiskey” and 2x Platinum debut No. 1 “Wind Up Missin’ You,” Wetmore landed on Billboard’s all genre Hot 100 in 2024 with both tracks, showcasing a serene, sawtoothed-country buzz. After two features on the Twisters soundtrack, his first Grand Ole Opry appearance and a sold-out headline tour debut, Wetmore released his debut album What Not To to wide acclaim in 2025, wrapping hard-won life lessons in laid-back singalongs, and soul-scouring balladry. Already a veteran of major tours alongside Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Jordan Davis and more, Wetmore spent this summer on the road with superstar Thomas Rhett, following his first headlining shows across the U.S., U.K. and Europe. He’ll return to the highway for festival and headline dates across the U.S. this fall as he remains a standout “one to watch” by Billboard, MusicRow, VEVO, Spotify and the Opry. 

Dasha will open the concert evening.  Since childhood, Dasha never doubted if she’d make it in music—only when. After spending years writing over one thousand songs—including her soon-to-be platinum single, “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’),” when finally arrived.  What followed was nothing short of sensational. The singer landed coveted spots at country music meccas in 2024, Stagecoach, Austin City Limits, CMT Awards and CMA Fest. Her year didn’t stop there, though. She sold-out her first global headlining tour, Dashville USA, and performed on two of the biggest televised broadcasts of the year – Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve. The song went on to become one of the most-streamed country songs in 2024 and won the People’s Choice Country Awards for Female Song.  Dasha just released the first single from her forthcoming sophomore country project, “Not At this Party” as she prepares to hit the road for the remainder of 2025 with Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett and Dylan Scott.

The event will also feature Native dance troupes from neighboring tribes, storytelling, additional musical performances, alligator wrestling, and wildlife presentations.

Event information can be found at www.brightonfieldday.com or by calling 863-467-6039.