Garth Brooks is bringing his new arena-era spectacle to Rosemont this fall, with two Allstate Arena shows built around the return of one of country music’s most gloriously oversized stage gadgets. The Chicago-area stop is also a homecoming of sorts, coming 12 years after Brooks last played the venue.
Two September Shows At Allstate Arena
Brooks will perform Friday, September 11, and Saturday, September 12, at Allstate Arena, making them his 24th and 25th shows there, according to NBC Chicago. The shows mark Brooks’ first tour since 2022, and tickets go on sale Friday. The outlet reports that tickets are listed at $153 each, including the ticket and associated fees.
The concerts are part of Brooks’ “Blame It All On My Roots” tour, which brings back his iconic Drum Pod stage setup and a large-scale arena production. As outlined in the official tour announcement, the shows will also provide the foundation for “Killer Live,” a new live recording project, with seating configured for both end-stage and in-the-round performances.
Rosemont Follows A High-Demand Tour Kickoff
Rosemont follows the tour’s opening run in Indianapolis and a pair of Denver shows scheduled for September 4 and 5. Indianapolis demand already expanded Brooks’ kickoff from two nights to four, a surge detailed in Hoodline’s tour coverage. For Chicago-area fans, the takeaway is simple: the arena comeback is bringing the Drum Pod, the hits and a ticket queue likely to be anything but quiet.
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