Garth Brooks Names 11th City On Expanding Arena Tour – Where Is His Next Stop?
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While most artists announce their tour dates at the same time, Garth Brooks has taken a different approach. He’s been revealing each city on his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour one by one.
Brooks’ fans have been waiting for four months to see if their city will finally be added to the lineup. 10 cities have been listed so far, including Seattle, Tulsa, and Orlando. City #10, Hamilton, Ontario, marks the first time Brooks has taken the tour outside the U.S.
Brooks also announced a set of ten tour dates in Ireland in 2027. However, those shows are not part of his arena tour.
Brooks made another major tour announcement on Friday, November 6. That’s when he named the 11th stop on his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour.
Fans in Minneapolis, Minnesota, were thrilled to learn he’s coming their way next!
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Brooks will be singing at Minneapolis’ Target Center on Friday, December 11, and Saturday, December 12.
He expressed his excitement about the upcoming shows, writing, “MINNESOTA!!!! WE’RE COMING BACK!!!!”
An article on Brooks’ website states these shows will conclude the 2026 leg of his arena tour. Based on the wording, it sounds like the trek may continue into 2027, so stay tuned to see if that’s the case.
When Can Fans Buy Tickets For City #11 On Garth Brooks’ Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour?
Garth Brooks’ fans can buy tickets to his Minneapolis shows on Friday, November 13. Tickets go on sale at 10 AM CT on AXS.com.
Brooks wants everyone to have an equal chance to score a good seat. For that reason, every ticket will be priced at $155, regardless of seat location. That means a seat in the front will cost the same as a seat in the back.
Also, there’s a chance Brooks may perform more than two shows in Minneapolis. When tickets have sold fast in past locations, Brooks has added extra concerts to his schedule.
Sometimes those shows go on sale the same day. Other times, Brooks has scheduled the extra sale a little further out. Make sure you follow his social media pages for the most up-to-date information, and we’ll also keep you informed here on Country Rebel.
Bots have interfered with the sales on a couple of occasions. When that happened in Salt Lake City, Brooks added a fourth show to his schedule in the city.
The worst case affected fans in Kansas City. The Saturday matinee show Brooks had planned for November 7 had to shut down ticket sales because bots overtook the queue.
Brooks eventually made the decision to cancel the show entirely.
We hope that Brooks and his team have better luck with ticket sales for Minneapolis! Stay tuned for updates on that location and any others Brooks announces for his tour.
