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A DAY OF HIGHS AND LOWS: KANSAS CITY ON-SALE HALTED AS SEATTLE SETS RECORDS
Two cities. Two on-sales. Two dramatically different outcomes.
Friday, Oct. 23, brought Garth Brooks one of the most frustrating moments of his “Blame It All on My Roots” Arena Tour in Kansas City — and, just hours later, a record-setting response in Seattle.
In Kansas City, Brooks’ attempt to get more tickets into fans’ hands went sideways when bots flooded the on-sale for a newly added Saturday matinee at T-Mobile Center. The problem became significant enough that they shut down the on-sale.
SEATTLE SHOWS UP BIG FOR GARTH BROOKS — AND HE’S COMING BACK FOR THREE
When Garth Brooks thinks about the places that helped build his touring history, he can't leave the Pacific Northwest off the map.
“When people think of Country Music, they rarely think of the Northwest,” Brooks said. “But Seattle, Portland, Vancouver ... I can't imagine touring without them.”
Now, Brooks is headed back to Seattle for the first time in nine years — and he’s bringing three shows with him.
GARTH BROOKS ADDS SHOWS IN KANSAS CITY AND SEATTLE
Kansas City and Seattle were originally slated for two Garth Brooks shows each. Now, both cities are getting a triple dose.
Brooks is adding third shows in both locations on his “Blame It All On My Roots” Arena Tour, with new weekend matinees joining the previously announced evening concerts.
Brooks will add a Saturday, Nov. 7, matinee at Kansas City, Missouri’s T-Mobile Center ahead of his previously announced show that evening. Tickets for the newly added matinee go on sale at 10 a.m. CT Friday, Oct. 23. Tickets for the Friday, Nov. 6, and Saturday evening shows are on sale now at AXS.com/GarthBrooks.
Before the Arenas: Garth Brooks’ Kansas City Story
Before Garth Brooks’ record-breaking ticket sales, packed arenas, the UFO flying drum pod, and his stage surrounded by a halo of LED screens, there was the old stuff.
And Kansas City has a whole lot of the Oklahoma cowboy’s old stuff.
Brooks opens every night of his “Blame It All on My Roots” Arena Tour with “The Old Stuff,” his Fresh Horses tribute to the clubs, songs, and early days when nobody knew what was coming next. When the tour rolls into Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center on Friday, Nov. 6, and Saturday, Nov. 7, Brooks will return to the city that embraced him before arenas became his second home.
A DAY OF HIGHS AND LOWS: KANSAS CITY ON-SALE HALTED AS SEATTLE SETS RECORDS
Two cities. Two on-sales. Two dramatically different outcomes.
Friday, Oct. 23, brought Garth Brooks one of the most frustrating moments of his “Blame It All on My Roots” Arena Tour in Kansas City — and, just hours later, a record-setting response in Seattle.
In Kansas City, Brooks’ attempt to get more tickets into fans’ hands went sideways when bots flooded the on-sale for a newly added Saturday matinee at T-Mobile Center. The problem became significant enough that they shut down the on-sale.
SEATTLE SHOWS UP BIG FOR GARTH BROOKS — AND HE’S COMING BACK FOR THREE
When Garth Brooks thinks about the places that helped build his touring history, he can't leave the Pacific Northwest off the map.
“When people think of Country Music, they rarely think of the Northwest,” Brooks said. “But Seattle, Portland, Vancouver ... I can't imagine touring without them.”
Now, Brooks is headed back to Seattle for the first time in nine years — and he’s bringing three shows with him.
GARTH BROOKS ADDS SHOWS IN KANSAS CITY AND SEATTLE
Kansas City and Seattle were originally slated for two Garth Brooks shows each. Now, both cities are getting a triple dose.
Brooks is adding third shows in both locations on his “Blame It All On My Roots” Arena Tour, with new weekend matinees joining the previously announced evening concerts.
Brooks will add a Saturday, Nov. 7, matinee at Kansas City, Missouri’s T-Mobile Center ahead of his previously announced show that evening. Tickets for the newly added matinee go on sale at 10 a.m. CT Friday, Oct. 23. Tickets for the Friday, Nov. 6, and Saturday evening shows are on sale now at AXS.com/GarthBrooks.
Before the Arenas: Garth Brooks’ Kansas City Story
Before Garth Brooks’ record-breaking ticket sales, packed arenas, the UFO flying drum pod, and his stage surrounded by a halo of LED screens, there was the old stuff.
And Kansas City has a whole lot of the Oklahoma cowboy’s old stuff.
Brooks opens every night of his “Blame It All on My Roots” Arena Tour with “The Old Stuff,” his Fresh Horses tribute to the clubs, songs, and early days when nobody knew what was coming next. When the tour rolls into Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center on Friday, Nov. 6, and Saturday, Nov. 7, Brooks will return to the city that embraced him before arenas became his second home.
