Garth Brooks Coming to 4 Cities in New York State
Garth Brooks abruptly announced the start of his World Tour that has already started! Garth said that he wants to take it back to arenas and replicate his World Tour that started in 1996.
That tour took almost 3 years to complete, did just under 100 cities across the United States and he said that he is going to go to all of those same cities on his current tour. That would mean he is coming to 4 different New York State cities.
Garth is announcing cities only about 8 weeks in advanced of coming.
He kicked off his tour in Indianapolis and only announced the concert 8 weeks before it was happening. Garth Brooks only announced 2 shows for Indy, but quickly had to add 2 more shows because the other ones sold out so fast. He has followed the same blue print for announcing each city since--Orlando, Washington, Chicago and Denver.
Where is Garth going to be playing in New York State?
Since he is following his same city list (not in the same order) as his 1996 World Tour we are expecting him to play Albany, Buffalo, Syracuse and New York City.
Here is when he came in the 1996-1998 World Tour:
- Albany, New York in April 1997
- Syracuse, New York in April 1997
- Central Park concert in New York City in August 1997
- Buffalo, New York 6 times in September 1998
Every single ticket is going to cost the exact same price whether you are in the front row or the very last row?
Each price is $154.50
There will be a new video screen and stage set up:
In the retro spirit, that view will include the iconic Drum Pod from Brooks' 1996-98 World Tour, redesigned for today's technology. But the Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour also brings something new: “The Halo,” a 360-degree video system with inward- and outward-facing screens", according to the Garth Brook website.
