HogTown on Maple Street is set to make its comeback for the 2026 Razorback football season, turning the stretch of road just north of Razorback Stadium into a lively gathering spot for fans.
A Vibrant Prelude to Game Day
The 2026 HogTown Concert Series will showcase seven performances, highlighting regional acts such as Rodney Block & The Love Supreme Band, Burnt CD’s, Funk Factory, Jason D. Williams, No Vacancy, Gone Country, and a DJ battle.
Maple Street will be closed to traffic at 7 p.m. on Fridays before each home game, allowing organizers to set up stages, food trucks, a beer garden, and a videoboard that streams college‑football highlights.
Parking remains available in Lot 300 near the Frank Broyles Athletic Center, accessible via Stadium Drive and Razorback Road, and the street reopens after the second quarter of the game.
Beyond the music and food, HogTown preserves traditions like meeting Tusk VII, the Razorback mascot, a pep rally with the Spirit Squads and Marching Band, and the Hog Walk where Coach Ryan Silverfield leads fans alongside the football team.
The free, family‑friendly atmosphere includes inflatables for children, sponsor activations, giveaways, and a festive vibe that sets the tone for the game day experience.