Garth Brooks is bringing his Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour to Tulsa, with three shows booked at the BOK Center on October 23, October 24 and October 25, 2026. The Sunday show is set for the afternoon, while the Friday and Saturday performances round out the run. Tickets go on sale October 2 at $154 each, and organizers say every seat in the house carries that same price.
The country music star announced the performances on Wednesday, according to News 9. The Tulsa dates mark the only Oklahoma stop currently listed on Brooks’ announced tour schedule, putting the Sooner State on the map alongside other cities already booked for the run. The station reports the shows are among the latest dates added to the tour.
The $154 ticket price breaks down into a $140 base ticket, a $10 service charge and a $4 facility fee, all before applicable taxes, per the same report. General sales open Friday, October 2, at 10 a.m. The flat pricing structure means fans won't be sorting through tiered sections to find a seat that fits their budget — everyone pays the same for a spot in the arena.
In-the-Round Staging With a Familiar Drum Pod
The Tulsa shows will offer both end-stage and in-the-round seating options, with Brooks performing on a 360-degree stage built to give fans an immersive view no matter where they're sitting. The tour also brings towering LED screens called the Halo, and the article notes the return of Brooks' drum pod, a fixture from his earlier arena tours. Those production elements will be part of the live shows.
The tour is also serving as the foundation for Brooks' Killer Live recording project, which focuses on capturing performances in real time, the outlet reports. That framing suggests these arena stops aren't just concerts but documented moments meant to be preserved as they happen on stage.
A Homecoming Note From Brooks
Brooks tied the Tulsa stop to something more personal in a statement shared with the station: “Nothing means more than meaning something to the place where you're from.” The line underscores the local angle of the announcement, framing the BOK Center run as more than just another tour stop.
Tulsa isn't the only city on Brooks' fall itinerary. He's scheduled to perform three shows in Orlando, Florida, from September 25 through September 27, 2026, and four shows in Salt Lake City, Utah, from October 8 through October 11, 2026, according to the same report. Both sets of dates come before the Tulsa run, with the BOK Center shows landing about two weeks after the Utah stop wraps.
Fans looking for the latest venue details can check the BOK Center's events page as the October dates approach.
