Tulsa King Renewed for Season 5, Series to Relocate to New York City
The series 'Tulsa King' has been renewed for its fifth season and will be moving its setting to New York City.

Tulsa, OK, October 5, 2026 — The popular television series Tulsa King has officially been renewed for a fifth season, with production slated to shift its primary setting from Oklahoma to New York City. The announcement confirms the continued demand for the crime drama, which premiered on Paramount+ and stars Sylvester Stallone as Dwight Manfredi, a mob capo recently released from prison and exiled to Tulsa.
Details surrounding the renewal, including the specific production timeline and the premiere date for the fifth season, were not immediately available. The decision to relocate the series’ narrative and production base to New York City marks a significant geographical shift for the show. While the previous seasons were largely set in and around Tulsa, Oklahoma, the move signals a new chapter for the characters and storylines.
The exact reasons for the setting change were not provided in the announcement. However, New York City has long been a prominent backdrop for numerous crime dramas and gangster narratives, potentially offering new narrative avenues and thematic explorations for Tulsa King. The creative team’s objectives for this relocation will likely be elaborated upon as production approaches.
The series, created by Taylor Sheridan, has garnered a notable following since its debut. Information regarding casting for the new season, potential new characters, or specific plot developments related to the move to New York was also not disclosed at this time. Fans of the show will be awaiting further updates on the continuation of Dwight Manfredi’s story in his new environment.
Paramount+ has not yet released further information regarding the production schedule or the specific plot points that will drive the characters to New York. The network typically announces key details about its flagship series closer to their respective launch dates.
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