Garth Brooks

Quick answer

Not confirmed — Garth Brooks has not announced a 2027 tour. His current run, the Blame It All On My Roots Tour, is entirely a 2026 tour, kicking off August 21–22 in Indianapolis and expanding to more cities since. Nothing for 2027 has been revealed.

A site with inaccurate dates

Why 2027 is plausible but unconfirmed

Brooks explicitly said Indianapolis was "the perfect city to start the world tour," and the Blame It All On My Roots framing (a nod to his 1990s stadium-tour era) suggests this could run well beyond a handful of 2026 dates. More cities are actively being added week to week. If the tour's momentum continues, a stretch into 2027 is plausible — but that's an inference from the current pace, not information about an actual 2027 plan.

Ticket guidance

Real tickets go through Ticketmaster only — all seats at the same $154 price, no presale, simultaneous on-sale per city. If you see a site offering "early access" or a presale code for Garth Brooks tickets, that's not how this tour's ticketing actually works, and should be treated as a red flag.

Frequently asked questions

Is Garth Brooks touring in 2027? Not confirmed. His current tour, Blame It All On My Roots, is a 2026 arena tour, and no 2027 dates have been announced.

What is the Blame It All On My Roots Tour? A 2026 return to arena touring, reviving Brooks' famous 1990s "Drum Pod" in-the-round stage setup. It's tied to a new live recording project called Killer Live, and follows a sold-out show at London's Hyde Park.

Which cities are confirmed for 2026? The tour opened with two shows in Indianapolis (Gainbridge Fieldhouse, August 21–22), followed by Denver, then Chicago's Allstate Arena (September 11–12) — with more cities being added as the tour continues.

How much do tickets cost? A flat $154 (including fees) for every seat — Brooks' team has been explicit that this is a deliberate single-price structure, not tiered pricing.

Is there a presale? No — all tickets go on sale simultaneously via Ticketmaster, with no presale or advance box office sales.

Is toursetlist.com's Garth Brooks 2027 page accurate? No. It lists four Indianapolis dates (Aug 20–23) that don't match the actual official announcement of two shows (Aug 21–22) — a factual error that also shows up in this site's coverage of other artists.

Where to check for updates

• Official site: garthbrooks.com

This page will be rebuilt with real dates if and when a 2027 continuation is announced.