Garth Brooks Unveils 5th Stop On New Arena Tour – Where Is He Going Next?

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Garth Brooks has been revealing the stops on his "Blame It All On My Roots" arena tour one at a time, and he just unveiled city number five. (Photo Credit: Rich Polk/Penske Media via Getty Images)

Garth Brooks sent his fans into a frenzy when he announced his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour on July 7. But he kept some details under wraps, revealing only the first tour stop at that time: Indianapolis.

Brooks announced four more tour stops in the coming weeks, delighting fans in Denver, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. with the news that he’s coming to their cities.

Demand for tickets has been intense. An article on Brooks’ website states that over 380,000 fans waited for tickets in Indianapolis, while the online queues for Denver and Chicago had half a million people in line.

Brooks initially announced two concerts in each city. But after tickets went on sale, and he saw the demand, he added two more shows in the first three locations, for a total of four. Washington, D.C., however, only has two shows on the books so far.

With a limited number of shows and only so many tickets to go around, Brooks’ fans have eagerly been awaiting an announcement about his fifth stop to see if they can make it there. That announcement finally arrived.

So where is Garth Brooks going next? The answer is…Orlando, Florida!

Brooks has announced two shows in Orlando, taking place on Friday, September 25, and Saturday, September 26. The concerts will be held at the city’s Kia Center.

When Can Fans Buy Tickets For The 5th Stop On Garth Brooks’ Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour?

Those hoping to see Garth Brooks in Orlando should mark their calendars for Wednesday, September 2. Tickets go on sale that day at 10 AM ET.

There will not be any presales or advance sales. So you’ll want to be prepared on September 2 to give yourself the best chance to snag a seat or two.

Every seat, no matter where it’s located, will be the same price, with an article on his website sharing that the cost is $154.50. That total includes the facility fee and service charge.

Tickets can be purchased through the Ticketmaster website or on the Ticketmaster app. Brooks and his team have encouraged fans to sign into their accounts (or create a new one) to save time ahead of the sale on September 2.

Take a deep breath if you find yourself thousands of people deep in the queue. There are only two shows in Orlando right now. But we fully expect Brooks will add at least two more dates to his schedule, as he has for every stop on the trek so far.

We’ll be sure to keep you in the loop if he does. Plus, stay tuned for future announcements about the next locations on Garth Brooks’ new arena tour.

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