Garth Brooks Adds Richmond, Va., to World Tour

Garth Brooks will stop in Richmond, Va., on his World Tour. The country superstar announced his plans on Wednesday morning (Sept. 21).

Brooks' shows at the city's Richmond Coliseum are scheduled for Nov. 11 at 7PM; Nov. 12 at 7PM; and Nov. 13 at 3PM and 7:30PM. As at all of his tour dates, wife Trisha Yearwood will be Brooks' special guest. Tickets are scheduled to go on sale on Sept. 30 at 10AM ET, through Ticketmaster.com or by phone at 1-866-448-7849 or 1-800-745-3000, with a limit of eight tickets per purchase in effect. Tickets will cost $62.36, plus a $4.37 tax, a $2 facility fee and a $6.25 service charge, for a total of $74.98.

Since the fall of 2014, Brooks and Yearwood have been on the road for Brooks' World Tour. Brooks says that he’s exploring options for shows overseas, including in Europe and Australia, following the conclusion of his North American dates in 2017.

Brooks originally planned to follow 2014’s Man Against Machine with another new album in 2015 or 2016, but in March, he announced that he was delaying the project so that he could write what he calls “the most Garth thing I have ever done.” The singer recently announced that his new album will first be released in November, as part of the Target exclusive The Ultimate Collection, a 10-disc box set featuring nine discs of music from Brooks’ catalog, remastered and curated into thematic playlists, as well as some previously unreleased songs and exclusive version of Brooks’ yet-unnamed new album, featuring Target-only bonus tracks. Brooks left his record label, RCA Nashville, and will be releasing his new music on his own Pearl Records.

Brooks also recently launched his own SiriusXM satellite radio channel, featuring a playlist of music from Brooks and the artists who influenced him; Brooks-hosted shows and behind-the-scenes commentary; and live concert recordings, other rarities and shows hosted by the singer’s friends and fans. He celebrated the new venture with an invitation-only concert at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium — his first-ever full show at the historic venue.

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