Country music icon Garth Brooks is opening up about the challenge as he prepares to return to the road with his upcoming Blame It All On My Roots Tour.
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"Affordability is always the question," he continued. "And that's more challenging today than it has ever been in my career. "Did I think in the '90s that $20, $50 was a lot of money? You bet. Do I think $20 or $50 is still a lot of money? Yes, I do. With that said, touring costs are not the same as they were in the '90s. Hell, on the Comeback Tour, I saw in some cities that parking cost more than tickets."
View this post on InstagramIn his update, Brooks said that he's heard many of his fans say that they'd love to see him on tour but they simply cannot afford it.
Brooks' first two tour dates are on Aug. 21 and 22 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Those tickets will go on sale on July 17 at 10 a.m. Eastern. The "Friends in Low Places" singer is expected to announce additional tour dates soon.
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