Country music star Garth Brooks has added two more Denver concerts to his 2026 “Blame It All On My Roots” arena tour.
The newly announced shows will be held on Sept. 4 and Sept. 5, 2026. Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 A.M. through Ticketmaster and the Ticketmaster app.
Each ticket will cost $155.25, including a $140 ticket price, a $5.25 facility fee and a $10 service charge. All seats will be sold at one price. There will be no presales or advance box office sales, and fans can buy up to eight tickets per purchase.
All tickets will be released at the same time. Fans hoping to attend are advised to sign in to their Ticketmaster account, or create one, before the sale begins. They can also enter the waiting room before tickets become available to join the queue.
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The Denver concerts are the second stop on Brooks’ 2026 arena tour. The tour will begin with four shows at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis from Aug. 20 to Aug. 23. The Aug. 23 performance will be a matinee show.
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Garth Brooks 2026 Tour Returns to Denver After Record-Setting Show
The Denver shows carry special meaning for Brooks, who has a long history with the city.
His return to the Mile High City comes seven years after his June 8, 2019, performance at Empower Field at Mile High, according to his website. That concert drew 84,500 fans and broke the stadium’s previous attendance record of 77,000, which had been set by U2 in 2011.
The Denver Post described Brooks’ 2019 concert as “the largest ticketed event in Broncos stadium history.” Brooks also spoke about his connection to Colorado and remembered his past performance in the city.
“Colorado has always been so sweet to us,” Brooks said. “The greatest night I have ever had there had to be the last time we were there…Mile High Stadium.”
This time, Brooks will perform at Ball Arena instead of a large outdoor stadium. He said the smaller setting will give fans a different experience while keeping the energy of a stadium concert.
Brooks’ decision to bring the tour to Ball Arena also marks a change from his record-setting 2019 Denver show. Instead of performing for a massive stadium crowd, the country star will return to a smaller indoor arena for two nights.
The new shows also add to Brooks’ long career of major live performances. He has been performing professionally since the late 1980s and has built a career around country music that also includes pop and rock influences.
Brooks is known for major album sales and large concert crowds. He has also been recognized with major honors, including Grammy Awards and induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Garth Brooks Tour Schedule
- Aug. 20: Indianapolis, Indiana — Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Aug. 21: Indianapolis, Indiana — Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Aug. 22: Indianapolis, Indiana — Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Aug. 23: Indianapolis, Indiana — Gainbridge Fieldhouse (Matinee)
- Sept. 4: Denver, Colorado — Ball Arena
- Sept. 5: Denver, Colorado — Ball Arena
The two Denver dates will be among the first performances of Brooks’ new arena tour, which is also expected to form the basis of his upcoming live recording project, “Killer Live.”
With tickets set to go on sale, fans in Denver and nearby areas will have the chance to see Brooks return to the city for his first performances there since his record-setting 2019 stadium concert.
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