What’s Garth Brooks got up his sleeve in 2026?
The country singer teased a busy year ahead on his Instagram Stories, including a pretty strong hint that he might be planning to hit the road in 2026.
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The singer shared a graphic decorated with fireworks and the year 2026. “New Year, New Music, New Tour???” Brooks wrote over the image.
Garth Brooks New Music Tease
Over on his website, Brooks shared a few more details about what he’s planning.
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On his site, Brooks promises that “it’s all on the table” this year. He also said that releasing new music was a given.
“I’m an artist, I HAVE to make music. And I’m an entertainer, so I HAVE to take the music to the people,” he explained. That makes it seem like the country superstar might be planning a full headlining tour, perhaps to promote the new music he releases in 2026.
But it’s all about timing.
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“My bride is touring through the first half of the year,” Brooks went on to say. “Then we will see what may be waiting for us in the second half.”
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Brooks’ wife Trisha Yearwood has dates on the calendar for her acoustic The Mirror Tour through April 12.
That means that, technically, Brooks could be announcing a tour date starting anytime in the late spring or early summer, but he’s probably eyeing a little later in the year.
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That’s because Brooks already has two dates on the books for June 16 and 17, both at Summerfest in Milwaukee. He also has a headlining show planned for London’s Hyde Park on June 27, with support performances from Ashley McBryde and Zac Brown Band.
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