Tulsa King Season 4: When the Sly Stallone Crime Drama Returns

Paramount+ has been buzzing with news lately—Yellowstone’s spin‑off Dutton Ranch finished its first run, The Chi said goodbye, and we’re all hanging on the edge for new episodes of Landman, Dexter: Resurrection, and Lioness. Amid all that chatter, the one show that keeps popping up in our watchlists is the Sylvester Stallone‑fronted crime drama Tulsa King. Good news: the series is officially back for a fourth season, and there’s even chatter that production could shift to New York for a future fifth season.

So, when can we actually sit down and watch new episodes? Let’s break it down.

Season 4 Has Been Green‑Lit

Yes, the fourth season was confirmed back in September 2025. The renewal came with a bit of a shake‑up behind the scenes: longtime showrunner Dave Erickson stepped away, and Terence Winter—who helmed the first season—has returned as executive producer and head writer. That should give fans a familiar feel while also promising fresh twists.

What’s the Release Date?

Unfortunately, Paramount+ hasn’t dropped an exact premiere date yet. Production wrapped up at the end of March 2026, and a writers’ room for a potential fifth season is already humming. Looking at the series’ pattern—Season 2 finished in November 2024, Season 3 launched in September 2025—it’s a safe bet the new batch will drop in the fall of 2026, most likely September or October. Mark your calendars; the hype is real.

Is It on Netflix?

Nope. Tulsa King is an exclusive Paramount+ property, so you won’t find it on Netflix, Hulu (unless you add Paramount+ as an add‑on), or any other major streaming platform.

How to Watch

If you’re already a Paramount+ subscriber, the first three seasons are available right now. If you’re not, you can add Paramount+ to your Hulu or Amazon Prime Video accounts for $13.99 a month. The service offers two plans: the ad‑supported Essential plan at $8.99/month and the ad‑free Premium plan—also $13.99/month—that bundles Showtime titles and live CBS. New users can snag a seven‑day free trial on the Premium tier, so you can test the waters before committing.

Want to bundle it with Amazon Prime? You can add Paramount+ Premium as a channel for an extra $13.99 per month, and Amazon is currently offering a week‑long free trial for newcomers. That’s a solid way to catch up on seasons 1‑3 and be ready for the upcoming episodes.

Possible Relocation to New York

Here’s a fun tidbit: while season 4 was filmed in Oklahoma, the production team is reportedly looking at New York as a new home base for season 5. The move could open up fresh storylines, new back‑drops, and maybe even a different vibe. Keep an eye out for any official announcements later this year.

All in all, if you’ve been counting down the days for more of Stallone’s reluctant mob boss in Tulsa, the wait should be over before the year ends. Keep your Paramount+ app updated, and get ready for a gritty, fast‑paced return that blends the series’ signature southern grit with the swagger of a true kingpin.