Garth Brooks Unveils 3rd Stop On New Arena Tour – Get Every Detail

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Which city is Garth Brooks heading to next on his 2026 "Blame It All On My Roots" arena tour? He unveiled stop number three on August 3rd. (Photo Credit: Kevin Mazur / BBMA2020 / Getty Images for dcp)

Garth Brooks‘ 2026 arena tour is continuing to expand!

On July 7th, Brooks announced he’s embarking on his Blame It All On My Roots tour, which serves as a callback to his famous 1996 arena tour. That same day, he revealed that the first stop on the trek will be at Indianapolis’ Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Tickets for Indianapolis went on sale on July 17th. The demand was so high that Brooks added two additional performances to his schedule in Indy.

Shortly after that, Brooks unveiled the second stop on his new tour: Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado. Tickets for that venue went on sale on Friday (July 31st).

Just like he did in Indianapolis, Brooks ended up adding two more shows to his Denver lineup. His team said that there were over half a million people in the ticket queue at one point.

Brooks kept things rolling with the unveiling of his third tour stop on Monday (August 3rd). He announced that he’s heading to Chicago’s Allstate Arena on September 11th and September 12th!

“After INDY, we get the next weekend to recover,” Brooks said in a statement quoted on his official website. “Then it’s TWO heavyweight prizefights back-to-back with Denver and Chicago! This will be a true test early in the Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour.”

Brooks reflected on the last time he sang in Chicago, saying:

“…that was the city who kicked off the Comeback Tour in 2014. For 12 years we have waited for this chance to get back to say, ‘thank you’ and show them how much we LOVE playing there!”

When Do Tickets Go On Sale For Garth Brooks’ Chicago Concerts On His Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour?

Those interested in seeing Garth Brooks sing in Chicago should mark their calendars for Friday, August 7th. Tickets go on sale that day at 10 AM CT.

Tickets can be purchased on the Ticketmaster website or through the Ticketmaster app. Fans are encouraged to sign into their Ticketmaster account ahead of the sale so they can quickly join the online waiting room and enter the virtual queue. The waiting room will open 30 minutes before the sale begins (at 9:30 AM CT).

All tickets will cost $153, which includes the facility fee and service charge. Every ticket, regardless of seat location, will be the same price. There will be an eight-ticket limit per customer.

There are no presales or advance box office sales. So your only chance to buy tickets is when they go on sale on August 7th!

Stay tuned, because if Chicago is anything like Brooks’ last two tour stops, there’s a chance he’ll add a couple more shows to his schedule in “The Windy City.”

See Brooks’ announcement about the Chicago stop below.

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