The Blame It All On My Roots Tour rolls on, and Garth Brooks is taking his retro arena show to Seattle, Washington.
Country music fans have flocked to his shows thus far, and many are citing his tour date rollout as a successful way to beat “Blue Dot Fever.” With every stop along the tour, Garth and his team have often had to add additional shows to meet demand. The country star’s goal of creating intimate concerts within arenas is working out swimmingly, and choosing to announce shows one at a time has helped tour announcement excitement span months rather than just a few days.
It can be likened to a modern TV show opting to do the once-a-week release method (like the old days) rather than dropping all of its episodes all at once.
Earlier today, the country music icon shared through his website and social media that one of the next stops along the Blame It All On My Roots Tour will be Seattle, Washington:
“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!”
Garth’s heading out west.
Like many of the other arenas he’s decided to play this year, Brooks has some history performing in Seattle and the surrounding area. The first time he played out there was actually in 1991, when he opened up for The Judds. Garth would return a couple of years later to headline his own shows on his 1993-1994 World Tour, and eventually played the arena he’ll return to on November 13 and 14 during his 1996-1998 World Tour (then it was called Key Arena).
Needless to say, Brooks is excited to get back to Seattle and bring his highly-praised 2026 tour to his fans:
“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!”
And if you were wondering, yes, Garth Brooks is doing his best to fight scalpers and is offering up tickets to his shows for the reasonable price of $155.50.
In case you missed the news, Garth has chosen to make every single ticket that’s for sale – regardless of where it is in the arena – $155.50. When you break that down, it’s $140 for the ticket, and then $14 added on top of it in facility fees and service charges (plus taxes). So from the front row to the nose bleeds, every single seat costs the same. If you are wanting to see Garth Brooks live in concert… now would be the time to splurge on those front row tickets.
Here’s what the country star has coming up for tour dates… and I’m sure even more tour dates will be announced in the coming weeks:
Current Blame It All On My Roots Tour Dates
October 23 — Tulsa, Oklahoma — BOK Center
October 24 — Tulsa, Oklahoma — BOK Center
October 25 — Tulsa, Oklahoma — BOK Center
November 6 – Kansas City, Missouri – T-Mobile Center
November 7 – Kansas City, Missouri – T-Mobile Center
November 13 – Seattle, Washington – Climate Pledge Arena
November 14 – Seattle, Washington – Climate Pledge Arena
