Garth Brooks Continues To Expand Blame It All On My Roots Tour
The country superstar added two Orlando concerts to his growing arena trek, which launched this past weekend with four sold-out shows in Indianapolis.
By Scott Bernstein Aug 26, 2026 • 1:12 pm PDT
Garth Brooks added another city to his Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour, with Orlando now on the itinerary. The country superstar will bring the trek to Kia Center for concerts on September 25 and 26, marking the fifth city announced for the run.
Brooks continues to announce stops one at a time. He opened the outing this past weekend with four sold-out shows in Indianapolis. Performances in Denver and Chicago will follow, with each market growing to multiple shows amid massive ticket demand. The current itinerary also includes two concerts at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., before Brooks heads to Orlando, where the newly announced shows will be recorded as part of the live album being created during the tour.
The Orlando shows will add another chapter to Brooks’ lengthy history in Central Florida. He first performed in the area in 1989 at the storied honky-tonk The Barn in nearby Sanford, returned to the venue during his 2019 Dive Bar Tour and played four shows in two days at the Orlando arena in 2016. Brooks also performed at the arena in 1998, when he broke his own Orlando attendance record that he had established five years earlier.
Brooks will bring the retro-inspired production behind the Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour to Kia Center, including the return of his iconic Drum Pod and a 360-degree stage surrounded by towering LED screens known as “The Halo.” The tour marks Brooks’ return to arenas following his Stadium Tour, which concluded in 2022, and his subsequent Las Vegas residency.
Tickets for both Orlando concerts go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, September 2 at 10 a.m. ET. Scroll below for the full list of dates and ticketing link.
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