Garth Brooks is coming home. The country star is adding three nights at Tulsa’s BOK Center to his “Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour,” with shows scheduled for Friday, October 23rd, Saturday, October 24th, and a Sunday matinee on October 25th. The run puts Brooks in his home state for a full weekend of performances, and tickets go on sale Friday, October 2nd, at 10:00 a.m. CT via Ticketmaster.
Brooks is an Oklahoma native, and the BOK Center shows mark a return to his roots. The Sunday matinee adds a third consecutive date to the weekend, giving fans a chance to catch him across all three days if they can manage the schedule. A hometown run is a significant moment for any artist, and this weekend gives Brooks a chance to perform in front of his own community.
The Tulsa Run
The BOK Center is the venue for the run, and the Friday and Saturday shows are standard evening performances. The Sunday matinee offers a different pacing for families and fans who might want to make a day of it.
For a performer who has spent decades building one of the most loyal fan bases in music, a hometown run is a significant moment. Brooks has made a habit of playing his home state, and these shows continue that pattern. His history of returning to Oklahoma makes these dates feel like a natural extension of his career.
Ticket Details
Tickets for all three concerts go on sale Friday, October 2nd, at 10:00 a.m. CT via Ticketmaster. That is the official channel for the general public, and it opens the door for anyone who wants to attend.
Tickets for all three concerts go on sale Friday, October 2nd, at 10:00 a.m. CT via Ticketmaster.
Fans looking for additional deals can find them through Vivid Seats, which is offering a discount on orders of $200 or more. The promo code COS20 applies at checkout, and it reduces the cost of the purchase by $20. The deal is available for those who prefer to shop elsewhere, though the official on-sale remains the primary route. Anyone planning to use Vivid Seats should note the $200 minimum threshold before placing their order.
The Matinee Factor
The Sunday matinee is the headline addition here. Adding a midday performance on the final day of the weekend changes the timing, and it gives fans who might have other commitments a chance to see Brooks without staying out late.
For Brooks, the matinee adds a third consecutive date to the weekend. Fans who want to make a weekend of it can now plan their trip around all three days without missing anything. The midday start also means families with children can enjoy the show without the late-night hours that come with an evening performance.
How to Get Tickets
The on-sale process is straightforward. Ticketmaster is the official platform, and it opens at 10:00 a.m. CT on October 2nd. Anyone hoping to secure a seat should be ready at that time.
Vivid Seats is the alternative route for those who want to compare prices or find a better fit for their budget. The $20 discount applies to orders of $200 or more, so fans who are willing to spend that threshold can save a small amount on their purchase. Both options give fans multiple ways to approach the same set of tickets.
The Full 2026 Run
Brooks is not new to Tulsa. The city has been part of his tour stops, and these dates add to the existing slate of performances. Fans who have followed the tour will recognize Tulsa as a regular stop on the itinerary.
For fans who have followed the tour, these shows offer a chance to see Brooks in a city with deep personal connections. The weekend run gives him a chance to play there again.
Key Facts Box
- Tour: “Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour”
- Dates: October 23rd (Friday), October 24th (Saturday), October 25th (Sunday matinee)
- Venue: BOK Center, Tulsa, OK
- On-sale: Friday, October 2nd, at 10:00 a.m. CT via Ticketmaster
- Vivid Seats promo code: COS20 ($20 off orders of $200 or more)
Our View
This is a strong addition to the tour. Brooks is one of the most popular artists in country music, and a hometown run gives him a chance to connect with fans in a meaningful way. The Sunday matinee is the headline move.
The ticket situation is clear: the official on-sale is the primary route, and the Vivid Seats deal offers a useful option for those who want to shop around. For anyone who wants to see Brooks in Oklahoma, the weekend of October 23rd through 25th is the date to mark.
The tour has been busy, and these shows add to an already substantial slate. Tulsa gets a three-night stand from one of its favorite sons, and the weekend is shaping up to be a memorable one.
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