Garth Brooks Won't Raise Ticket Prices To His Shows

Shutterstock

Garth Brooks will be stepping on stage in less than a month on his stadium tour, which was shut down in 2020 due To COVID.

Many things will be different as he goes back out on tour due to precautions with the tour and the fact that everyone will be vaccinated, but one thing will remain the same: the ticket prices.

Talking to Billboard about getting back on the road, Garth was asked why he chooses to keep his ticket prices at $95 even though he is likely to incur extra costs.

Garth responded, "I guess this has just never been my way of thinking. You’re either going to make an absurd amount of money or you’re going to make a lesser absurd amount of money -- but I can’t imagine raising the ticket prices to make sure you keep making the absurd amount of money."

He adds, "My thing is if we make 100% of each ticket -- and because of the COVID regulations and restrictions that we have to put in and pay for, we make 95% -- I’m more than OK with that."

Brooks plays his first stadium date at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium on July 10.

Garth Brooks Top 30 Songs

UMG; UMG; UMG; Pearl; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; Pearl; Pearl; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG; Pearl; UMG; UMG; UMG; UMG

Garth Brooks

Nancy Brooks // Country Writer, Beasley Media GroupWriter

Nancy Brooks has been working in the country music industry for almost 30 years. She has interviewed pretty much any country star you can think of. In the late 1990s, she started working with Dolly Parton. And yes, Nancy reports that Parton is as sweet as you would think. She loves her life in country music and has been backstage at every CMA Awards show since the late 1990s. Many of her stories are from her one-on-one interviews. She was there at the beginning of the incredible careers of many music superstars today, including Taylor Swift, Shania Twain, and Blake Shelton, and has interviewed them multiple times throughout the years.