Garth Brooks is bringing his 2026 Blame It All On My Roots Tour Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado on September 4th and 5th. In classic Garth Brooks fashion, the Oklahoma native is again bucking the trend - but this time with regard to tickets.

Tickets are on-sale to Brooks’ two Indiana shows this Friday, July 31st at 10am MT. Please note: there is no pre-sale. All tickets are being put on-sale at the same time for everyone. All tickets cost $155.25, consisting of a $140 ticket price, along with a $5.25 Facility Fee and $10.00 Service Charge. Every seat will cost the exact same.

Fans are advised to join the virtual Ticketmaster waiting room up to 30 minutes before tickets go on-sale, and to make sure you are logged into your Ticketmaster account to ensure that the whole process can run as smoothly and efficiently as possible. Please be aware that there is an eight-ticket limit per customer. You can join the Ticketmaster waiting room HERE or via the official Ticketmaster app.

In a statement shared ahead of tickets going on-sale to his first Blame It On My Roots in Indiana a couple of weeks ago, Brooks has explained why he has decided to eschew a pre-sale for all 2026 dates, “I've never understood why scalping is legal. I don't think I am making it too simple by saying if we just make scalping illegal, a bunch of the problems of today's ticketing procedures would be gone. I've always wanted to go to the 'powers that be' and tell them I would be happy to do a tour without scalping if they want to see if we all miss it or not”.

The virtual waiting room is designed to ensure you are a real person, rather than a bot or someone gaming the system. Scalpers use bots to secure tickets before fans, and then they sell them via the secondary market for exorbitant prices. Brooks is attempting to ensure that this won't be the case for his Blame It All On My Roots Tour.

Sharing his excitement ahead of this blockbuster 2026 arena run, Brooks reflects, “Going back into the arenas is about putting the stadium show in a box. The excitement gets multiplied by the intimacy. Every seat is a great seat. This is personal”.

The tour will see the return of Brooks’ iconic Drum Pod, which he used in his 1996 tour of the same name, and which spawned his wildly popular live album, Double Live. Brooks is reportedly working on a new live album based on his 2026 shows, Killer Live.