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Garth Brooks plays three Tulsa BOK Center shows on Blame It All tour
Garth Brooks performed three concerts in three days at the BOK Center in Tulsa on his Blame It All on My Roots tour, which he recorded for a live album.
Garth Brooks performed three concerts in three days at the BOK Center in Tulsa, with the Sunday matinee drawing over 10,000 fans. The three Tulsa shows were fewer than the nine he played in the city in 2015. The show closed with Standing Outside the Fire, with the band returning to the stage.
The tour is called Blame It All on My Roots. Brooks said he recorded the tour for a live album, which would be his first since 2018's Triple Live. During the show he played In Lonesome Dove from his 1990 album No Fences on request, dedicating it to his daughter, singer-songwriter Allie Colleen.
All tickets on the current tour are priced uniformly at roughly $155. Brooks capped ticket prices at $20 for his 1996-98 World Tour. The tour aims to push back against spiraling ticket prices and bots or brokers buying tickets during onsales.
In Kansas City, an added matinee on Nov. 7 at the Sprint Center was canceled after ticket sales were halted due to increased bot activity. Brooks launched his career in Stillwater in the mid-1980s.
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