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Garth Brooks is coming to Edmonton & it could be the only Canadian stop of his 2022 stadium tour

Reshape those cowboy hats and slip into your boots, because the country king is coming to Edmonton this summer and you won’t want to miss a twang!

As announced on his Instagram this morning, Garth Brooks will take Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, home of the Elks, on June 25th.

“I could never imagine a Stadium Tour without CANADA,” he wrote along with the hashtag “GarthInEdmonton.”

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This will actually be Brooks’ very first time performing at this particular venue – though he has played Alberta several times before, both in Edmonton and Calgary during the 2012 Stampede.

Of course, while he’s no stranger to the prairies – this show is sure to be extra special, so get those clicking fingers ready!

Tickets go on sale at 10 am on May 6th and can be purchased on the Ticketmaster App or by phone, as the box office will be closed.

There will be a limit of 8 tickets per person, so prepare yourself for a mad dash. They’re gonna go fast!

Good luck and Garth-speed.

GARTH BROOKS, EDMONTON 

When: Saturday, June 25th
Where: 11000 Stadium Rd, Edmonton, AB
Time: 7 pm

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