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PBR bull riding returns to Everett arena Feb. 19-20

By Port Gardner Gazette staff · October 16, 2026 · 1 min read

A cowboy in a protective vest grips a rope on a bucking bull under arena lights. — The Velocity Tour launched in 2014 as PBR's developmental circuit. Riders earn points that can move them up to the organization's elite tour. AI-generated illustration / Surround Sound Media

Tickets are on sale for Professional Bull Riders' return to downtown Everett in February 2027.

The PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour will stop at Angel of the Winds Arena for two nights, Friday, Feb. 19, and Saturday, Feb. 20, the Lynnwood Times reported. General public single-day tickets went on sale Thursday, Oct. 15, at 10 a.m. through the arena box office, PBR.com and Ticketmaster. Ticket prices were not listed in the announcement.

Everett is the second and final Washington stop on the 2026-27 Velocity Tour, following an event in Spokane. Riders compete for points toward the Velocity Standings, which determine who advances to PBR's top-tier Unleash The Beast tour throughout the season.

Friday's show starts at 8 p.m. Saturday's begins at 7 p.m.

At the 2026 Everett event, Andy Guzman, a 23-year-old from Oakdale, California, won the competition. Guzman went 3-for-4 across four rounds over the two-night weekend, posting an aggregate score of 252.20 points, according to PBR. His best ride came against a bull named Old Yeller, earning a round-winning 85.3 points. Macaulie Leather of Calliope, Australia, finished second with a 250.50-point aggregate, capped by an 85.1-point ride in the final round.

Twenty cowboys competed in the 2026 edition, each matched against two bulls on Friday and two on Saturday. The champion was determined by aggregate score across all four rounds, a format PBR described as slightly different from a typical Velocity Tour weekend.

The Velocity Tour launched in 2014 as PBR's developmental circuit. Riders earn points that can move them up to the organization's elite tour. All Velocity Tour events air on PBR RidePass, the organization's streaming platform.

Tickets are available at the Angel of the Winds Arena box office at 2000 Hewitt Ave., online at PBR.com, or through Ticketmaster.

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Roveena Chand Jassal

Roveena Chand Jassal

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Roveena Chand Jassal is Surround Sound Media's very first news producer with a vibrant background in magazine and print journalism herself. Starting off in beauty and fashion at Women's Health Magazine and featuring my own mom and friends in an InStyle South Asian beauty traditions feature, I knew I had a passion for shining light on multicultural voices, especially growing up in the Chicago suburbs. After attending fashion shows in Miami and trying out products for Black Friday deals, I had a desire to do more serious reporting, and found myself being the youngest Punjabi Sikh journalist at Toronto Star. It was here where I really felt a connection to the diverse community I serve, from running around on the ground investigating international students being exploited for overpriced housing to amplifying those same students who have been able to find peace and confidence in the city's growing Hip Hop scene. I've had the opportunity to interview major celebrities, government officials, businesses, and creators, but what I enjoy most of all is being a contradicting human being because this truth is what allows me to pick and produce real stories that give a community true knowledge of their contradicting human being selves too.

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