Garth Brooks Announces First Arena Tour Stop For 2027 – Mark Your Calendars Now
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Garth Brooks started his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour in August 2026. And we just got confirmation that he’s carrying it into 2027!
Taking a step back to November 6, that’s the day that Brooks named the 11th stop on the tour: Minneapolis, Minnesota. In that announcement, Brooks shared that he would “end 2026 with two shows at Minneapolis’ Target Center on Friday, Dec. 11, and Saturday, Dec. 12.”
But he never said a word about the tour itself coming to an end. Still, fans were curious to see if the Blame It All On My Roots trek would continue, especially after he announced a separate set of ten 2027 tour dates in Ireland.
Anyone who was concerned can breathe a sigh of relief because Brooks just named the 12th arena tour city on November 11! Little Rock, Arkansas, will be his first stop on the tour in 2027.
Brooks will perform back-to-back shows at Little Rock’s Simmons Bank Arena on Friday, February 5, and Saturday, February 6, 2027. With the announcement, he wrote:
“ARKANSAS, it feels GOOD to be coming BACK!!! Couldn’t ask for a better way to kick off 2027 than bringing the Blame It All On My Roots Tour your way!!! 2027 is already looking GOOD!!!”
When Will Tickets Go On Sale For The 12th City On Garth Brooks’ Arena Tour?
Garth Brooks shared that tickets for the Little Rock shows on the Blame It All On My Roots arena tour will go on sale on Friday, November 20, at 10 a.m. CT. Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster.
Every ticket will cost $154.50 ($140.00 ticket price + $4.50 venue fee + $10.00 service fee), regardless of seat location. This is something that Brooks is super passionate about because he wants every fan to have an equal opportunity to get a great view.
The two shows Brooks announced in Little Rock may not be the only ones on his schedule, either. In other locations on the tour, Brooks has added extra shows to his plate once tickets go on sale. He’s done this to meet intense fan demand or combat bots, which have tampered with some of the sales.
In addition to continuing his arena tour and embarking on a different trek in Ireland, Brooks has another big performance on the books in the New Year. He’s scheduled to headline the Stagecoach music festival on its final night, Sunday, April 25.
Garth Brooks has a busy year ahead, and he’s showing no signs of slowing down!
