Garth Brooks Edmonton

Garth Brooks has sold out his June 25th show in Edmonton, Canada, selling 61000 tickets in 45 minutes at Commonwealth Stadium.

Overwhelming demand prompted a new show for June 17th which sold out 40,000 tickets in 40 minutes. He recently sold out his first-ever headlining appearance at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX which prompted standing room tickets to be offered at half price. His largest single show so far on this trek is Baton Rouge with a sell out of 102,000 ticket sellout in two hours which registered as a small earthquake during “Callin’ Baton Rouge.”

After tickets for his show this summer at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium sold-out in less than an hour, Brooks is going to talk to his friends at Ticketmaster ...

Tickets for Garth Brooks' upcoming Canada show went on sale today, and just 45 minutes later, the venue was sold out. The country superstar sold a whopping ...

After Garth’s now-sold out June 18 Salt Lake City date went on sale, fans snapped up 50,000 tickets in just 45 minutes. The country superstar sold a whopping 61,000 tickets for the concert, which will take place in Edmonton, Alberta’s Commonwealth Stadium. It’s the first time Garth has played the venue since 2017, when he played a series of shows for more than 160,000 fans combined. Tickets for Garth Brooks’ upcoming Canada show went on sale today, and just 45 minutes later, the venue was sold out.

Country star returns from 2018 gig here, but also from the Carter Habitat build in Mishawaka.

After this weekend, Brooks’ next stadium concerts will be May 13-14 at Paul Brown Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals. After that, it’s on to the New England Patriots’ home at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts. Through June, he goes to Birmingham, Ala., Salt Lake City and Edmonton, Canada, and onward. That doesn’t include the cost of food and drink. The proceeds will benefit financial aid at Notre Dame. Organizers strongly recommend buying tickets in advance through a link here in this story. And he treated you the same as the people who do. On Friday, Brooks’ towering stage, marked with his signature small “g,” rose at roughly the 20-30-yard-line. “Anytime you get to work with the Carters, that stands out,” Brooks added about the Mishawaka project. “The one thing we pride ourselves on is being home for kid’s graduations, birthdays and that kind of stuff. And it got to be pretty good. He wouldn’t let you get out of any work because you’d say, ‘Oh, I can’t do that.’ He’d say, ‘OK, let’s learn.’ Which made you love him.” Saturday’s return was meant to be the closing show for his current stadium tour, which kicked off after his last Notre Dame concert, but COVID changed the lineup. “I’m going to lose 30 pounds tomorrow.” But, oh yeah, the weather.

With just one date for Garth Brooks' only tour stop in Canada, the Edmonton concert sold out in under an hour Friday leaving thousands of fans with ...

Last Saturday, a Brooks show in Louisiana got so raucous it registered on a Louisiana State University seismograph during the song Callin’ Baton Rouge. In an interview with Global News earlier this week, Brooks said he expected the show at Commonwealth Stadium to be like a “family reunion.” In February 2017, demand for the Tulsa native extended his Edmonton run to nine sold-out shows at Rogers Place, with 160,000 fans passing through the turnstiles.

Country music star Garth Brooks is addressing his fans after his sole Canadian tour stop in Edmonton quickly sold out Friday morning.

Edmonton will surely turn out to see Garth! Let me see what the options are, please. For others, long queues greeted many fans trying to snag tickets for the highly anticipated show at Commonwealth Stadium on June 25.