As previously reported, STRIKEFORCE will play this year's Rocklahoma Festival, which runs from July 10th - 13th in Pryor, Oklahoma. Lead guitarist and founder Duke Jackson and former Strikeforce vocalist Travis Wyant have reunited for the event and are due to play more mid-west dates this year. More details will be revealed soon.

In addition, new management and a European record deal will be announced shortly

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Rocklahoma’s initial lineup on the Main Stage is as follows:

Thursday, July 10th: (Pre Party for those who have bought three day tickets) BRET MICHAELS, L.A. GUNS featuring Tracii Guns, ENUFF Z' NUFF, VAIN, HOUSE OF LORDS and JET BOY.

Friday, July 11th: XYZ, ARMORED SAINT, KINGDOM COME, NIGHT RANGER, TBA, TRIUMPH and TBA.

Saturday, July 12th: PRETTY BOY FLOYD, EVERY MOTHER’S NIGHTMARE, TORA TORA, BLACK N BLUE, TRIXTER, KIX, WARRANT featuring Jani Lane and CINDERELLA

Sunday, July 13th: AXE, BEAUTIFUL CREATURES, ZEBRA, LYNCH MOB, TBA, TESLA and TBA

Additional bands on the main stage will be added in the upcoming weeks. The initial lineup and bands are subject to change as bands are added and the exact schedule is arranged.

Two side stages adjacent to the main stage feature over twenty-eight regional artists on each stage.

The Retrospect Records stage includes the following bands: JESTER, SIDEKIXX, PAIR-A-DICE, FRONT RUNNER, TOMMY HAD A VISION, VALOR, GYPSY BLUE, WHITEFOXX, BLUE TIGER, WILD AUGUST, MESSANG, PAUL SHORTINO, MARIAH, WARRYOR, BAD CANDY, LORRAINE, NASTY NASTY, REAL STEEL, CUTTLASS, VYPER, MASS, BAD CANDY, ONEY, STRIKEFORCE, HERAZZ, RECKLESS, HEARTLESS, RON KEEL, WARRYOR and ALIBI.

On the Tri-Label Group stage has: ASPHALT VALENTINE, AZRAEL'S BANE, BONESHAKER, COCKPIT, DANGEROUS INC., DEATHRIDERS (NEIL TURBIN), DIRTY PENNY, DRIVE A, EXIT 27, GODS OF KANSAS, GYPSY PISTOLEROS, KARNEVIL (DARIO LORINA), KRUCIBLE (featuring Lance King), LIPSTICK MAGAZINE, MINDFLOW, ODIN, ORDER OF NINE, POWND, SACRED DAWN, SEX DPT., SHADOWSIDE, SWEET F.A., THE JAKALS, TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION, WARMACHINE.