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Garth Brooks Isn’t Slowing Down: Country Superstar Announces First 2027 Tour Dates
Garth Brooks has extended his Blame It All On My Roots tour into 2027, announcing that its first stop of the year will be Simmons Bank Arena in Little Rock, Arkansas. The announcement signals that the tour will continue after its opening concert in Indianapolis, where fans praised his performances.
Brooks said tickets for the Little Rock show go on sale on 20 November at 11 a.m. ET. He previously capped a single ticket at $155, citing affordability and efforts to limit the impact of ticket-buying bots. Separately, his company Sevens Network bought Nashville radio station Lightning 100, which Brooks says he wants to use to feature country music legends and emerging artists, including women from across generations.
In short
- Brooks is taking his tour to Little Rock in 2027.
- Tickets go on sale on 20 November.
- He also plans to use a Nashville station to feature more women in country music.