Tulsa King isn’t slowing down: season 5 renewal news and four more in the cast

It looks like Tulsa King isn't going anywhere any time soon. The Sylvester Stallone-fronted gangster drama is making moves with a hefty Season 5 renewal, and it's bagged a handful of new cast members to boot. If you're keeping tally, this all comes down just before the show drops its highly anticipated fourth season — so yes, Paramount+ are calling their shot early.

For fans who like their mob stories with a side of fresh faces, here's what's coming down the pipeline: Erik Palladino (he just popped up in I Play Rocky, which drew critics like moths to a flame), Glenn Fleshler (he played Orrin Bach on Billions), Anthony Skordi (from last year's Apple TV drama The Last Frontier), and Nickola Shreli (with credits in Power Book IV: Force). So, definitely not a random bunch — you'll recognise one or two of these if you've been near a telly in the last couple of years.

Tulsa King's fourth season debuts on 16 October 2026.

Back to the Big Apple

There's a bit of a twist for the next chapter: the story's heading out of Atlanta and landing right back in New York, where Dwight "The General" Manfredi can stir up a proper mafia mess in his old stomping grounds. No more Southern detours, then — it's all about getting back to those New York mafia roots. Production is already underway amid New York's slightly more convincing skyline, and that should shift the show's vibe significantly.

Paramount's Drew Brown, who oversees physical production, made the usual company noises about their excitement, and confirmed that Georgia (aka Atlanta) still matters to them. But let's be honest — if the show's heart belongs to New York, that's where you want the cameras pointed.

Who's Who in Season 4 and Beyond?

Season 4 itself is practically a party — the cast list is massive. Alongside Stallone, you'll see Martin Starr, Jay Will, Vincent Piazza, Annabella Sciorra, Chris Caldovino, McKenna Quigley Harrington, Frank Grillo, Mike "Cash Flo" Walden, James Russo, Kevin Pollak, and a fair few others. Worth noting: Scarlet Rose Stallone (yes, Sly's daughter) has joined as a series regular, taking on the role of Spencer.

The writing and exec production roster reads like a who's who of TV, with Terence Winter handling head writer duties, plus Taylor Sheridan, Stallone himself, and several other top-shelf exec producers calling the shots. Yes, this show has always bragged about its pedigree, and it doesn't seem in any hurry to mix up a winning formula now.