Garth Brooks’ New Arena Tour Expands, 6th Stop Finally Announced
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The time has come for Garth Brooks to unveil another stop on his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour.
Brooks announced the new tour on July 7, although he only revealed the first stop, which was Indianapolis. He spent the next two months announcing each city one at a time, totaling five stops in all: Indianapolis, Denver, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Orlando.
Demand for tickets at the first three locations was so high that Brooks added two concerts to his schedule in those cities. An article on his website states that 380,000 fans were in the queue for tickets in Indianapolis, while 500,000 were in the queue for his shows in Denver and Chicago.
Finally, on September 9, Brooks revealed the 6th city on his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour. He’s heading to Salt Lake City on October 9 and 10! He’ll be performing at the Delta Center on those dates.
JUST ANNOUNCED: GARTH is heading back to SALT LAKE CITY!!
— Garth Brooks (@garthbrooks) September 9, 2026
The Blame It All On My Roots Tour takes over the Delta Center on October 9 & 10.
Tickets go on sale Friday, September 18 at 10AM MT https://t.co/46JI2wPv1b -Team Garth pic.twitter.com/dwbjvztLoT
When Can Fans Buy Tickets For The 6th Stop On Garth Brooks’ Arena Tour?
If you want to see Garth Brooks in Salt Lake City, then you’ll need to be prepared on September 18. Tickets go on sale that day at 10 AM MT.
There won’t be any early opportunities to buy tickets, as there are no presales or advance sales. When tickets eventually go on sale, they will be available for purchase on the Ticketmaster website or through the Ticketmaster app.
Brooks’ team advised fans to log into their Ticketmaster accounts (or create one) ahead of the sale. This will help you save time when the virtual waiting room and queue open up on sale day.
Every ticket will cost the same price, no matter where the seat is located. That price has varied by location but has never been higher than $155, which includes the service charge and facility fee.
If the demand for tickets is high, we wouldn’t be surprised if Brooks ends up adding a couple of shows to Salt Lake City. So don’t fret, and stay tuned if you find yourself in a less-than-ideal spot in the queue. You may get a third (or fourth) chance to secure your tickets!
We’ll keep you up to date after tickets go on sale and as Garth Brooks announces more tour stops.
