Space Cowboys and Bull Riders: A Patriotic Celebration at Falcon Stadium
Celebrate America's upcoming milestone birthday at Falcon Stadium with an exciting event featuring four million pounds of specialized dirt, 30 top bull riders, and a concert by Grammy Award winner Tim McGraw. The United States Space Force and PBR are joining forces for the "PBR Space Cowboys Presented by the U.S. Space Force" event on June 20 as part of the America 250 celebration at the Air Force Academy. The bull riding competition will feature 30 riders divided into three teams, competing against bucking bulls in 8-second matchups. The event will also include flyovers, parachute landings, and a drone show.
PBR CEO and commissioner Sean Gleason expressed pride in partnering with the United States Space Force for this historic event, highlighting the shared spirit of cowboys and Space Force Guardians in embodying grit, discipline, and the drive to push beyond boundaries. The event will showcase American pride, technology, and provide patriotic entertainment for attendees. The stadium will be transformed with specialized dirt covering 30,000 square feet to create the bull-riding venue.
In a unique twist, the Beast World Championship belt buckle will be launched into space on May 3 aboard a LEAP Space rocket from California, making it the first PBR championship belt to travel to space. The buckle will be awarded to the 2026 PBR World Champion. The event, featuring interactive exhibits, will kick off at 1 p.m. on June 20, with tickets going on sale at noon on Thursday. Don't miss this unforgettable celebration of America's birthday at Falcon Stadium.
In conclusion, join us at Falcon Stadium for the "PBR Space Cowboys Presented by the U.S. Space Force" event on June 20, featuring top bull riders, a concert by Tim McGraw, and a celebration of American pride and technology. Witness the excitement of bull riding, flyovers, parachute landings, and a drone show, all in honor of America's upcoming milestone birthday. Get your tickets and be part of this historic event at the Air Force Academy.