Garth Brooks Unveils 10th City On Popular Arena Tour & This One Is Unlike Any Of The Others

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Garth Brooks has shared the name of the 10th city he's traveling to on his new arena tour and shared when tickets go on sale. (Photo Credit: PG / Bauer-Griffin / GC Images / Getty Images)

Garth Brooks‘ Blame It All On My Roots arena tour has finally entered the double digits in terms of tour stops!

Brooks announced his new tour in July, revealing that the first stop would be Indianapolis. He’s kept the anticipation high by announcing each city one at a time. Those announcements have now been spread across three months, soon to be four.

After Indianapolis, Brooks announced performances in Denver, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Orlando, Salt Lake City, Tulsa, Kansas City, and Seattle.

Brooks finally unveiled the 10th city on the Blame It All On My Roots arena tour on October 28, and this one is unlike any of the others. It’s his first international stop on the tour…in Hamilton, Ontario!

Brooks will perform at the TD Coliseum on December 4 and December 5. For the first time on his tour, he announced his upcoming stop in a video posted on social media.

“The thing with Canada is, no one gives them credit for knowing their country music the way they do,” Brooks said.

He said that’s why he feels “lucky” to be bringing the Blame It All On My Roots arena tour to Hamilton. Watch his announcement about the tour stop below!

When Do Tickets Go On Sale For The 10th City On Garth Brooks’ Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour?

Tickets for the Hamilton shows on Garth Brooks’ arena tour will go on sale on Friday, November 6 at 10 AM ET. You can purchase the tickets through Ticketmaster.

According to an article on Brooks’ website, every ticket, regardless of seat location, will cost CA$199.95. That breaks down to $177.45 inclusive of tax, $5.00 for the facility fee, and $17.50 for the service fee.

Brooks’ tour has been quite popular, with tickets selling out in some locations. At times, the intense demand for tickets has led Brooks to add new shows to his schedule.

For example, after his first two shows sold out in Orlando, he surprised everyone by adding a matinee performance at the city’s Kia Center.

When demand was high for tickets in Salt Lake City, he added a third show to the lineup there. Then he added a fourth show to his schedule when the prior date’s ticket sales were “disrupted by bot activity.”

All that to say…don’t panic if you want tickets for Hamilton and they sell out fast. If that happens, there’s a chance that Brooks will add another show to lineup.

Stay tuned for more news about Brooks’ concerts in Hamilton and any future shows on his tour. We’ll be writing about each stop as he announces them!

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