Garth Brooks wants fans to know NOW that the secondary market isn't their only choice for tickets to his Blame It All On My Roots Tour. For those hoping to see Brooks in Indianapolis at the original ticket price, there's good news.

AEG teamed with Ticketmaster to create a dedicated fan registration page that will notify registered fans when additional tickets become available at the original ticket price. The site — blameitallonmyrootstour.com/indianapolis — gives fans a direct path to future ticket releases instead of forcing them to rely on the vastly inflated resale market.

More than 380,000 fans (virtually) lined up for tickets when Garth Brooks’ Blame It All On My Roots Tour went on sale Friday, prompting the addition of two more Indianapolis shows.

Due to demand, Brooks is now playing FOUR concerts at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, August 20-23.

"I knew the city of Indianapolis was a smart choice to start the tour," Brooks says. "I had no idea they would show up like this ... I am in shock, grateful, and so happy to be touring again. THANK YOU, INDIANAPOLIS!"

No matter how many times Garth Brooks launches a tour, opening night still gets to him.

As Brooks prepares to launch the Blame It All On My Roots Tour with back-to-back shows Aug. 21-22 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, he admits the first show still comes with nerves.

"What is it?" Brooks asks. "Is it the expectation? The nerves? The wanting to make a good first impression?

When Garth Brooks launches the Blame It All On My Roots Tour with back-to-back shows Aug. 21-22 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, he won't just be performing.

He'll also be recording.

The tour will serve as the foundation for Brooks' new live album. He hopes the project will capture what makes a concert undeniably different from a recording studio.