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Garth Brooks Minneapolis Tickets: December 11 & 12 at Target Center – Onsale Guide

November 6, 2026 by Ticket News Hub Staff Leave a Comment

Garth Brooks is returning to Minneapolis for two nights at Target Center as part of his Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour. The shows take place on Friday, December 11, 2026, and Saturday, December 12, 2026, and will close out the 2026 portion of the tour.

Tickets go on sale Friday, November 13, 2026, at 10:00 AM CT through AXS. All tickets are priced at a flat $155 ($140 ticket + $5 venue fee + $10 service fee, plus taxes). There are no VIP packages or platinum pricing—every seat is the same price, whether end-stage or in-the-round.

Show Details

Dates: December 11 & 12, 2026
Venue: Target Center, Minneapolis, MN
Show time: 8:00 PM (doors open 6:30 PM)
Tour: Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour
Onsale: November 13, 2026 at 10:00 AM CT via AXS
Price: $155 flat rate (all seats)
Official ticket link: AXS.com/GarthBrooks

How to Buy Garth Brooks Target Center Tickets

Create or log into an AXS account in advance and add a payment method.
Join the waiting room early — it opens 30 minutes before the 10:00 AM CT onsale on November 13.
Be ready at 10:00 AM CT sharp. Popular seats (especially closer to the stage) move quickly.
Buy only through official channels: AXS.com/GarthBrooks or the Target Center event page.
After the initial sale, check authorized resale options carefully if shows sell out. Avoid third-party sites that may use dynamic pricing or inflated fees.

Note: Brooks has a long history of adding shows at Target Center when demand is high. Monitor garthbrooks.com and his social channels for any additional dates.

Why These Shows Matter

Minneapolis has always been a special market for Brooks. He has played Target Center more than 20 times, with over 430,000 tickets sold at the venue. In 1998 he celebrated his 5 millionth career ticket sold during a multi-night run there, and during his comeback tour he set a personal attendance record with more than 200,000 people across 11 shows.

The production features a 360-degree stage with large LED “halo” screens, and Brooks is known for high-energy, career-spanning sets that keep crowds on their feet.

Target Center Ticket & Entry Tips

Tickets are mobile-only via the AXS app (screenshots are not accepted).
Cash is not accepted inside the arena.
Bag policy: small bags only (5″ x 9″ max); medical and diaper bags are allowed after screening.
Floor ticket holders must enter through the lobby; all other guests use the main skyway entrance.
No re-entry once you leave the building.
Book parking early through SpotHero for discounted rates.

FAQs

When do Garth Brooks Minneapolis tickets go on sale?
Friday, November 13, 2026, at 10:00 AM CT on AXS.

How much are Garth Brooks Target Center tickets?
$155 flat rate for every seat (plus taxes). No VIP or dynamic pricing.

Is there a presale?
No public artist or credit card presale has been announced. The general onsale is November 13.

Will more shows be added?
Possibly. Brooks frequently adds dates when demand is strong. Watch official channels.

Official links:

Tickets: AXS.com/GarthBrooks
Venue page: Target Center – Garth Brooks
Artist site: garthbrooks.com

Garth Brooks Blame It All On My Roots Tour Hits Canada: Hamilton Tickets On Sale Nov 6

October 28, 2026 by Ticket News Hub Staff Leave a Comment

Garth Brooks is bringing his Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour north of the border for the first time, with two nights at TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, on Friday, December 4 and Saturday, December 5, 2026. These mark his first Canadian shows on the current tour and his first Canadian arena dates since earlier this decade.

Tickets go on sale Friday, November 6, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. ET via Ticketmaster. Every seat is priced at CAD $199.95 (approximately $177.45 inclusive of tax + $5 facility fee + $17.50 service fee). There is no dynamic pricing or tiered pricing—every seat in the house is the same fair price, with both end-stage and in-the-round configurations available.

About the Blame It All On My Roots Tour

The Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour is a deliberate throwback to Garth’s legendary 1996–1998 World Tour. It features the return of his iconic overhead drum pod, a 360-degree stage surrounded by LED “halo” screens, and a production designed to put the intimacy of the arenas back at the center of the show. Brooks has described the concept as “putting the stadium show in a box,” so the energy multiplies in a smaller room while every seat feels like a good one.

The tour launched in August 2026 in Indianapolis and has already played multi-night stands in cities including Denver, Chicago, Washington D.C., Orlando, Salt Lake City, and Tulsa. Hamilton is the first Canadian stop; Brooks has referred to it as “the first stop” as the tour heads north, suggesting additional Canadian dates could follow.

Hamilton Dates & Ticket Details

Date	Venue	Show Time	On-Sale
Friday, Dec 4, 2026	TD Coliseum, Hamilton, ON	8:00 p.m.	Nov 6, 10 a.m. ET
Saturday, Dec 5, 2026	TD Coliseum, Hamilton, ON	8:00 p.m.	Nov 6, 10 a.m. ET

Official tickets are available only through Ticketmaster. Set a reminder on the Ticketmaster Canada Garth Brooks page and be ready at 10 a.m. ET on November 6. Demand has been extremely high on previous stops (the tour has already surpassed 500,000 tickets sold), so expect a queue.

TD Coliseum: Venue Guide

TD Coliseum (101 York Blvd, Hamilton, ON) is the renovated downtown arena formerly known as Copps Coliseum and FirstOntario Centre. Concert capacity is approximately 18,000. Brooks has history here—he played the building in 1996 and again in 2016.

Parking & Arrival
There is no on-site parking. The recommended option is the York Boulevard Parkade (28 York Blvd), which can be prepaid via the TD Coliseum app. Nearby alternatives include the Bay Street Parkade, Jackson Square Garage, and Hunter Street Parkade. Arrive early; event parking fills quickly. Public transit via GO Transit (West Harbour GO Station is a short walk) or rideshare drop-off on Vine Street are good alternatives.

Policies

Cashless venue (cards and contactless only)
Restricted bag policy (check the official site for current rules)
No re-entry once inside
Accessible seating available (contact FanServices@TDColiseum.com in advance)
Children 24 months and under may enter free on an adult’s lap (confirm current policy closer to the show)

More venue details are available at tdcoliseum.com.

What to Expect at the Show

Expect a high-energy, hits-heavy set focused on the classic material that defined the 1990s arena era. Recent setlists have featured songs such as “The Old Stuff,” “Rodeo,” “The Thunder Rolls,” “Friends in Low Places,” “The Dance,” “Callin’ Baton Rouge,” “Ain’t Goin’ Down (’Til the Sun Comes Up),” and “Standing Outside the Fire,” along with audience requests and the signature drum-pod moments. The production emphasizes immersion and the feeling that every seat is a good seat.

How to Get the Best Shot at Tickets

Create or log into your Ticketmaster account in advance.
Set a reminder for both Hamilton shows.
Be online a few minutes before 10 a.m. ET on November 6.
Have your payment method ready.
If you miss out on primary tickets, check verified resale on Ticketmaster or other trusted platforms closer to the show, but expect higher prices.

For the latest official information, visit garthbrooks.com and the official announcement page.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do Hamilton tickets go on sale?
Friday, November 6, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. ET on Ticketmaster.

How much are tickets?
CAD $199.95 for every seat (plus the listed facility and service fees already built into the announced price).

Is this Garth’s only Canadian stop?
It is the first announced Canadian stop. He has called it the “first stop” heading north, so more dates are possible.

What time do the shows start?
Both nights begin at 8:00 p.m.

Are there presales?
No artist or venue presales have been announced. Tickets go straight to general on-sale.

Canadian fans have waited for these dates. With flat pricing, a proven arena production, and two nights in Hamilton, the Blame It All On My Roots Tour is one of the biggest country tickets of the holiday season. Get ready for November 6.

Note: This article is for informational purposes. Always verify details, pricing, and policies on the official Ticketmaster and artist/venue websites, as they can change. We are independent and may earn commissions through affiliate links.

Garth Brooks Adds Kansas City to 2026 Blame It All on My Roots Tour – Tickets On Sale Soon

October 14, 2026 by Ticket News Hub Staff Leave a Comment

Country superstar Garth Brooks is bringing his Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour to a brand-new city. He will play two shows at Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center on Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 7, 2026. Tickets go on sale this Friday, October 16, at noon CT.

Brooks called the timing special, noting the Kansas City Chiefs host a home game that weekend. “To get to play K.C. on any day is an event, but to get to play K.C. on a Chiefs’ home game weekend makes this a PARTY!” he said.

Kansas City Show Details

Detail	Info
Dates	Friday, Nov 6 & Saturday, Nov 7, 2026
Venue	T-Mobile Center, Kansas City, MO
Show Time	8:00 PM both nights
Ticket Price	$155 + taxes (flat price for all seats)
On Sale	Friday, Oct 16, 2026 at 12:00 PM CT
Where to Buy	AXS (axs.com/GarthBrooks)

Every seat is the same price — whether you’re in the end-stage sections or the in-the-round seating around the 360-degree stage. The price breaks down as $140 ticket + $5 facility fee + $10 service charge, plus taxes. There is no fan club or venue presale; everyone enters the general onsale at the same time. The AXS waiting room opens 30 minutes before the sale begins.

What to Expect from the Show

The Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour is a throwback to Brooks’ classic arena era. It features his iconic overhead Drum Pod, a full 360-degree stage, and towering LED “halo” screens that make every seat feel close to the action. Brooks performs career-spanning hits with fans on their feet from start to finish.

He has a long history with T-Mobile Center, having sold the building out 16 times in previous runs (nine shows in 2007 and seven in 2017).

How to Get Tickets

Create or log into an AXS account before Friday.
Join the queue at axs.com/GarthBrooks starting at 11:30 AM CT on October 16.
Be ready at noon sharp — previous stops on this tour have seen massive demand (Tulsa’s onsale reportedly put over 600,000 fans in the queue).
Stick to official primary sellers first (AXS). After the sale, check reputable resale markets such as SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, Capital City Tickets, or Nashville Ticket Brokers if tickets remain.

Because pricing is flat and fixed, there is no dynamic pricing on the primary sale. That makes getting in early your best shot at face value.

Other Upcoming Tour Dates

While Kansas City is the newest addition, Brooks has several other stops still ahead on the 2026 arena tour, including:

October 23–25: Tulsa, OK – BOK Center
November 13–14: Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

He will also headline Stagecoach 2027 in Indio, California.

External Resources & Official Links

Official artist site: garthbrooks.com
Kansas City tickets: axs.com/GarthBrooks
T-Mobile Center event page: t-mobilecenter.com
Original announcement coverage: TicketNews – Garth Brooks Adds Two Kansas City Shows
Local details: Kansas City Star

Disclaimer: Ticket News Hub is an independent source for live event news and ticket guides. We may earn affiliate commissions from ticket purchases at no extra cost to you. We are not affiliated with Garth Brooks, T-Mobile Center, AXS, or any primary seller. Always verify the latest information on official sites, as dates, prices, and availability can change. Resale tickets may be above or below face value.

Garth Brooks Plots New November Dates for 2026 Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour

October 7, 2026 by Ticket News Hub Staff Leave a Comment

Garth Brooks is opening the November leg of his 2026 Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour in Kansas City. The country star will play T-Mobile Center on Friday, November 6, and Saturday, November 7, 2026, according to his official announcement.

A Sunday show is off the calendar. The Kansas City Chiefs host a home game on November 8, and Brooks’ team said that rules out the usual matinee add-on.

“To get to play K.C. on any day is an event, but to get to play K.C. on a Chiefs’ home game weekend makes this a PARTY!” Brooks said in the release posted on garthbrooks.com.

T-Mobile Center and local outlets, including KCTV5, confirmed the same two-night stand on October 7.

When Kansas City tickets go on sale

General on-sale is Friday, October 16, 2026, at 12 p.m. CT on AXS. Brooks is not running a fan-club or venue presale on this tour. Every seat hits the public sale at the same time.

Sign in to an AXS account before noon, have a payment method ready, and pick the date before joining the queue. Earlier stops on this run have drawn huge waiting rooms. KMBC noted that the recent Tulsa on-sale put more than 600,000 fans in the queue.

What tickets cost

Every seat is one price. Official pricing is $155 before tax: a $140 ticket, a $5 facility fee, and a $10 service charge, plus applicable taxes. That rate covers both end-stage and in-the-round seats.

Brooks has used the same flat-price model all tour, skipping dynamic pricing and tiered VIP packages. Taste of Country reported the Kansas City price in line with that policy. After the on-sale, resale listings on secondary sites will move with demand, so face value on AXS is the number to beat.

Why Kansas City matters on this tour

Brooks has called Kansas City a city that “kind of gave me my life.” His mother was born there, and his first paid gig as an artist was at the Kansas City Opry, per his site.

The arena history is long. He helped open the downtown building, then called Sprint Center, with nine sold-out shows in 2007, then sold out another seven in May 2017. He has sold out T-Mobile Center 16 times in all, according to KMBC. In 2021 he drew a full house at Arrowhead Stadium.

What the show looks like

Blame It All on My Roots is built as a throwback to the 1996–98 World Tour, which ran 344 shows before Brooks stepped away in 2001. He announced the 2026 arena run on July 7.

“Going back into the arenas is about putting the stadium show in a box,” he said at the launch. “The excitement gets multiplied by the intimacy. Every seat is a great seat. This is personal.”

The production brings back the Drum Pod, the plexiglass-and-aluminum rig that hangs over the stage, plus the halo LED screens around a 360-degree platform. Promoters say fans should expect to be on their feet from the opening note. The tour is also being recorded for a live project titled Killer Live.

The set leans on career hits, including “Friends in Low Places,” “The Dance,” and “The Thunder Rolls.” No opening act has been announced for the Kansas City dates.

Rest of the 2026 arena route

Kansas City is the first November market. Completed or already booked stops include:

August 20–23: Indianapolis, Gainbridge Fieldhouse
September 4–6: Denver, Ball Arena
September 10–13: Rosemont (Chicago), Allstate Arena
September 18–19: Washington, D.C., Capital One Arena
September 25–27: Orlando, Kia Center
October 8–11: Salt Lake City, Delta Center
October 23–25: Tulsa, BOK Center
November 6–7: Kansas City, T-Mobile Center

Brooks is also booked for Stagecoach in Indio, California, on April 25, 2027. More arena dates could still be added. Check garthbrooks.com for the live list.

How to buy without overpaying

Join the AXS queue on October 16 at 12 p.m. CT. Face value is $155 plus tax.
There is no official presale. Ignore texts and social posts that claim a private code.
If the shows sell out, compare resale only after fees. A “cheap” listing can cost more than face once the service charge lands.
Mobile tickets are the default. Transfer only through the official AXS account, not screenshots.
Downtown Kansas City parking fills fast on a Chiefs weekend. Book a garage near T-Mobile Center early if you are staying for both the shows and the Sunday game.

Ticket News Hub is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Garth Brooks, T-Mobile Center, AXS, or any ticket seller. Prices and on-sale times can change. Confirm details on the artist and venue sites before you buy.

Garth Brooks Coming Home to Oklahoma — Blame It All On My Roots Tour Stop in Tulsa

September 23, 2026 by Ticket News Hub Staff Leave a Comment

Garth Brooks is coming home.

The Oklahoma native — born in Tulsa and raised in Yukon — just added the next stop on his Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour: three nights at downtown Tulsa’s BOK Center on Friday, Oct. 23; Saturday, Oct. 24; and a Sunday matinee on Oct. 25.

“Nothing means more than meaning something to the place where you’re from,” Brooks said in the announcement. After multi-night stands in Indianapolis, Denver, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Orlando, and Salt Lake City, Oklahoma is finally on the map.

This is the first announced Oklahoma date on the 2026 arena run. Tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 2 at 10 a.m. through bokcenter.com and Ticketmaster. Official tour news also lives at garthbrooks.com.

Disclosure: Ticket News Hub is an independent ticket news and deals site. We are not affiliated with Garth Brooks, BOK Center, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, SeatGeek, StubHub, or Vivid Seats. Some links may be affiliate links. Ticket prices, fees, and availability change. Always confirm details on official seller and venue sites before you buy. Resale inventory is not face value.

Tulsa dates and showtimes

Date	Show	Venue
Fri, Oct. 23, 2026	8:00 p.m.	BOK Center, Tulsa
Sat, Oct. 24, 2026	8:00 p.m.	BOK Center, Tulsa
Sun, Oct. 25, 2026	2:00 p.m. matinee	BOK Center, Tulsa

Address: 200 S. Denver Ave., Tulsa, OK 74103. Capacity is about 19,000 depending on the configuration. Oklahoma tourism also lists the run on TravelOK.

Brooks last packed this building in January 2015 with a seven-show comeback stand. Demand on this tour has followed a clear pattern: announce Friday–Saturday first, then add a Thursday opener and/or Sunday matinee when queues explode. Tulsa already launched with three dates. Watch for a possible extra show if the Oct. 2 on-sale melts down the way Indianapolis, Denver, Chicago, Orlando, and Salt Lake City did.

Ticket price: one number for every seat

This tour is built around flat-rate pricing, not dynamic markups.

Tulsa tickets are listed at $154 all-in:

$140 ticket
$4 facility fee
$10 service charge
plus applicable taxes

That price applies to end-stage and in-the-round seats. Every reserved seat is the same advertised number. That is the point of the “retro arena” run: 1990s-style one-price tickets, a 360-degree stage, the LED “halo,” and the signature overhead drum pod.

There are no traditional artist presales on this tour. Cities have gone on sale all at once, with an eight-ticket limit per order on earlier dates. Expect the same rules in Tulsa unless the venue posts something different closer to Oct. 2.

Where to buy (in order)

Primary: BOK Center and Ticketmaster Garth Brooks page — on sale Oct. 2, 10 a.m.
Venue box office: 1-866-7-BOK-CTR; typical hours Tue–Fri 11 a.m.–3 p.m. (event days vary). See the Ticketmaster BOK Center venue page.
Official artist site: garthbrooks.com
Secondary (after sellout): SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, Capital City Tickets. Compare all-in prices. Brooks’ face-value cap does not apply on the resale market.

Create Ticketmaster and venue accounts now. Have payment ready. Homecoming dates move faster than ordinary tour stops.

What the show actually looks like

Blame It All On My Roots is a throwback to the 1996–98 World Tour, timed to that run’s 30th anniversary. Brooks is recording the trek for a live project called Killer Live.

Expect:

Hits spanning “Friends in Low Places,” “The Dance,” “The Thunder Rolls,” “Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun Comes Up),” “Standing Outside the Fire,” and deep cuts the crowd calls out
A set that rarely follows the printed list — he has said the room drives the night
In-the-round staging so upper-bowl seats are not automatically “cheap seats”
Occasional surprise bar gigs in tour cities (he did one at Denver’s Grizzly Rose). Tulsa honky-tonks should stay alert that weekend.

For a running date list as more cities drop, Taste of Country’s tour roundup is a clean external tracker: Garth Brooks’ Next Tour Date Announced — Tulsa.

BOK Center FAQ for this run

Parking: The arena does not own the lots. Downtown Tulsa garages and lots fill early on big concert nights. Plan to arrive 60–90 minutes before doors, or use rideshare drop-off. Check bokcenter.com closer to the date for event-specific parking maps.

Entry: Mobile tickets are the default. Screenshots often fail at the gate. Refresh the app the day of the show. Doors typically open 60–90 minutes before listed time.

Bags and policies: Confirm the current clear-bag rule on the venue site before you leave. Policies can tighten for sold-out arena runs.

Accessible seating: Available in all price levels. One companion ticket per wheelchair seat. Request ADA inventory at purchase — do not wait until the day of.

Matinee vs. night shows: Sunday at 2 p.m. is usually the easiest parking/traffic window and a better bet for families. Friday and Saturday nights will feel like the classic Garth roar.

Will more Oklahoma dates drop? Not announced. Oklahoma City has not been named. Brooks has been rolling cities one market at a time. If a fourth Tulsa show appears, it will likely be a Thursday night or a second Sunday set, same as other stops.

How to avoid getting burned

Buy primary on Oct. 2 if you can. $154 face is the deal; resale after a hometown sellout jumps.
Ignore “verified presale” DMs. This tour has not used fan-club or credit-card presales in most markets.
Cap your order at the posted limit. Extra accounts can get canceled.
If you miss the on-sale, wait for an added date before paying double on the secondary market. That has been the pattern in five of the first six cities.
Screenshot-only tickets and last-minute transfers are the two most common night-of problems. Use official transfer in the Ticketmaster app.

Bottom line

This is the homecoming date Oklahoma fans have been waiting for since the tour launched in Indianapolis on Aug. 20. Three shows, one price, in-the-round staging, and a hometown crowd that already knows every word.

On sale: Friday, Oct. 2 at 10 a.m.
Start here: bokcenter.com · Ticketmaster · garthbrooks.com