Garth Brooks has always believed in treating people equally — and that extends to his ticket prices. That’s why he’s always tried to maintain the same price for seating throughout the venue.

As Brooks prepares to launch his Blame It All On My Roots Tour, the country superstar says his longtime philosophy begins with a decision artists make before a tour is announced.

For Garth Brooks, every decision he makes when planning a tour is another opportunity to connect with the people who made his career possible.

As Brooks prepares to launch his Blame It All On My Roots Tour on Aug. 21, he's taking fans inside those decisions in a seven-part series that explains not only what he does, but why he does it.

But first, he wants to make one thing clear.

"My opinion doesn't have to be yours," Brooks says. "Every artist has his, her, or their own way of doing things, and one way isn't better than another....

GARTH BROOKS ANNOUNCES THE BLAME IT ALL ON MY ROOTS TOUR

THE RETRO ARENA ERA KICKS OFF AUGUST 21 + 22

GAINBRIDGE FIELDHOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS

Thirty years ago, Garth Brooks launched what would become the largest concert tour on the planet. No one defined '90s country more completely than Garth, and now he's bringing every hit he ever made back to the arenas where it all started.

Garth Brooks’ headline performance at BST Hyde Park – where he played to more than 70-thousand people, making the concert the biggest show ever at the venue that’s hosted the likes of The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen and The Eagles – may have been one for the history books, but it’s not lost on him that he wasn’t alone in smashing records that day in London, England. “Those souls in Hyde Park were there all day out in the unusually high temperatures, and yet they all seemed so happy and ready to go when we took the stage,” Garth shares. “I know that didn't happen by itself.”