Denver is getting a double shot of Garth Brooks this fall. The country star is bringing his Blame It All On My Roots arena tour to Ball Arena for back-to-back nights on Friday, September 4, and Saturday, September 5. The Mile High City lands as one of the earliest U.S. stops on Brooks' retro-arena run, which dusts off the drum-pod era that helped define his most over-the-top live shows.
Tickets, Dates and Pricing
Tickets for the Denver dates hit the market on Friday, July 31 at 10 a.m. MT, as reported by 98.5 KYGO. According to KYGO, every seat in Ball Arena will be sold at a single, uniform price, rather than a tiered system. The station also advises fans to be logged in to their Ticketmaster accounts ahead of time so they can jump into the queue the moment sales open.
How the Denver Stop Fits the Tour
The Blame It All On My Roots tour officially launched with multiple nights in Indianapolis and is billed as a full-on return to Brooks' arena-era production. That includes the comeback of his Drum Pod setup and a live-recording project titled Killer Live, according to the tour announcement on GarthBrooks.com. The announcement also spells out a mix of end-stage and in-the-round configurations across the run, along with a simultaneous on-sale strategy that was used for the opening city.
What Denver Fans Should Know
The Music Universe reports that tickets for the Denver shows will be priced at $155.25 each, breaking that total into the base ticket cost plus fees, and notes there is an eight-ticket limit per purchase. For nuts-and-bolts buying logistics and mobile-ticket details, the Ticketmaster artist page is the official home base for on-sale links and account prep ahead of the July 31 window.
“Going back into the arenas is about putting the stadium show in a box,” Brooks said in the tour press material, explaining that the scaled-down setup is designed to make “every seat a great seat.” Fans planning to try for tickets are urged to confirm their Ticketmaster details, set an alarm for 10 a.m. MT on July 31, and expect heavy demand when sales open.
