Garth Brooks Expands Tour With Added Matinees in Kansas City and Seattle

Garth Brooks has added matinee shows in Kansas City and Seattle to his Blame It All on My Roots Tour. Tickets for the new dates go on sale Oct. 23, with every seat listed at $150 and no presale phase. The arena run is his first full concert tour since 2022.
Brooks is revealing dates one city at a time rather than unveiling the whole route at once. The added performances bring Kansas City and Seattle to three shows apiece, alongside a three-night Tulsa stand; the new matinees join previously announced evening dates.
Every ticket for the arena run is priced at $150, and buyers face no presale window. General sales for the added shows begin Oct. 23 at 10 a.m. CT for Kansas City and 10 a.m. PT for Seattle. The outing follows his 2022 stadium run and marks 30 years since his second world tour.
The added matinees could make the tour more accessible to fans who prefer daytime shows or face scheduling conflicts, while the flat $150 price may simplify decisions but still strain some budgets. Local venues and nearby hospitality businesses in Kansas City and Seattle may see extra event-day spending. Because tickets are sold without presale and resale listings already appear, demand may keep secondary-market prices elevated, affecting fans who miss the general sale.