Garth Brooks Adds 9th Stop To Growing Arena Tour – Where Is He Going?
By Miranda Raye on Oct 14, 2026 at 10:59 am CDT Garth Brooks has “Friends in Low Places,” and he also has a new stop on his arena tour! The seven-time CMA Entertainer of the Year announced his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour in July. He only shared the tour’s first stop in that announcement : Indianapolis. Brooks has kept the full tour schedule under wraps, opting to announce each city one at a time. Eight of those cities have been revealed: Indianapolis, Denver, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Orlando, Salt Lake City, Tulsa (where he was born), and Kansas City. He’s already performed in six of those cities, with his shows in Tulsa and Kansas City still upcoming. D.C.!!!!! That was AWESOME!!!!! Anyone coming Saturday night, I suggest you pack your lunch. Friday CRUSHED it!!!!!! love, g https://t.co/FUw9ImZXuS Then, on Wednesday, October 14th, Brooks dropped the name of the 9th stop on his growing arena tour. He’s going to Seattle! “ SEATTLE, GARTH’S COMING TO YOU! ” read the announcement on Brooks’ official social media pages. The post shared that he’ll be singing at the Climate Pledge Arena on November 13 and 14. SEATTLE, GARTH’S COMING TO YOU! The Blame It All On My Roots Tour is headed to Climate Pledge Arena for TWO NIGHTS, November 13 & 14! Seattle, we can’t wait!!! Tickets go ON SALE Friday, October 23 at 10AM PT https://t.co/8TJXO1N0k7 -Team Garth https://t.co/oanW5i6qSl An article on Brooks’ website notes that it has been nine years since he last performed in the Seattle area. But he and Seattle go back way further than that, as he first played in the city while opening for The Judds in 1991. This makes his upcoming shows extra exciting for him, as he remarked: “One of the things I…
By Miranda Raye
on Oct 14, 2026 at 10:59 am CDT
Garth Brooks has “Friends in Low Places,” and he also has a new stop on his arena tour!
The seven-time CMA Entertainer of the Year announced his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour in July. He only shared the tour’s first stop in that announcement : Indianapolis.
Brooks has kept the full tour schedule under wraps, opting to announce each city one at a time. Eight of those cities have been revealed: Indianapolis, Denver, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Orlando, Salt Lake City, Tulsa (where he was born), and Kansas City.
He’s already performed in six of those cities, with his shows in Tulsa and Kansas City still upcoming.
D.C.!!!!! That was AWESOME!!!!! Anyone coming Saturday night, I suggest you pack your lunch. Friday CRUSHED it!!!!!! love, g https://t.co/FUw9ImZXuS
Then, on Wednesday, October 14th, Brooks dropped the name of the 9th stop on his growing arena tour. He’s going to Seattle!
“ SEATTLE, GARTH’S COMING TO YOU! ” read the announcement on Brooks’ official social media pages. The post shared that he’ll be singing at the Climate Pledge Arena on November 13 and 14.
SEATTLE, GARTH’S COMING TO YOU! The Blame It All On My Roots Tour is headed to Climate Pledge Arena for TWO NIGHTS, November 13 & 14! Seattle, we can’t wait!!! Tickets go ON SALE Friday, October 23 at 10AM PT https://t.co/8TJXO1N0k7 -Team Garth https://t.co/oanW5i6qSl
An article on Brooks’ website notes that it has been nine years since he last performed in the Seattle area. But he and Seattle go back way further than that, as he first played in the city while opening for The Judds in 1991.
This makes his upcoming shows extra exciting for him, as he remarked:
“One of the things I love about the Retro Tour is getting to play the places you played in the beginning. The thought of squeezing this show into an arena will be like catching lightning in a bottle!”
When Do Tickets Go On Sale For Garth Brooks’ Shows In Seattle?
Tickets for the ninth stop on Garth Brooks’ tour go on sale at 10 AM PT on Friday, October 23. Fans can purchase their tickets through Ticketmaster .
Every ticket will be priced at $155. This includes the $140 ticket cost, $5.50 facility fee, and $10.00 service fee. By listing the front-row seats for the same price as those in the middle or back of the arena, Brooks hopes to make things more “fair” for all of his fans.
Some of the shows on Brooks’ tour sold out or saw intense demand for tickets . Occasionally, Brooks has jumped in on the day of the sale to add a new show (or even two) to his schedule…giving more fans the opportunity to catch him in concert.
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Stay tuned for when tickets for Seattle go on sale on October 23. If you find yourself deep in the queue and tickets start disappearing at the speed of light, keep checking to see if Brooks announces another show. We’ll be sure to let you know if he does!
After Seattle, we wonder what the 10th stop on Garth Brooks’ arena tour could be. Got any guesses?