Tickets for the 112th Clovis Rodeo are becoming scarce, with Friday, April 25, and Saturday, April 26, rodeo performances nearing capacity and now available only at the event’s ticket box office, organizers said Thursday.

The Clovis Rodeo Association said the April 25 night concert-only tickets are still available online and at the box office for those interested in attending the evening’s live music.

This year’s concert lineup includes Corey Kent performing Wednesday, April 23, Josh Ross on Thursday, April 24, and Shane Profitt on Friday, April 25. While the most in-demand nights are filling quickly, tickets for Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday rodeo performances remain available online and at the box office.

The rodeo is scheduled for April 22–26.

Organizers encouraged concert-only ticket holders to arrive early to experience the full event atmosphere. Guests can watch live rodeo action on big screens in concession and vendor areas while enjoying food and drinks, including tri-tip sandwiches, before the concerts begin.

Ticket prices range from $31 to $46, with concerts included at no additional cost. Discount packages are available for attendees who purchase multiple concert nights.

Officials emphasized that tickets should be purchased only through the official Clovis Rodeo website or at the ticket box office, noting the organization does not partner with third-party sellers.

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