Garth Brooks will play Petco Park, which will be his first show in San Diego in years.

Garth Brooks will play Petco Park, which will be his first show in San Diego in years.

Garth Brooks will play Petco Park in March, the San Diego Padres announced on Wednesday. This will be the country music star’s first show in San Diego in nearly seven years.

People who like both country and pop music will be able to see Brooks play at the stadium show on Saturday, March 5, at 7 p.m.

It starts on Friday, January 14, at 10 am. Getting in will set you back $94.95, which includes a service charge.

Ticket sales can be done in one of three ways:

• On Ticketmaster’s Garth Brooks artist page, you can see more about him.
• Garth Brooks’ phone number is (877) 654-2784.
• As soon as you download the Tickets App, you can use it on a mobile phone or tablet to buy tickets.

There will be an online waiting room that will open at 9 a.m. for people who want to make sure they get a spot. The box office won’t be able to sell tickets ahead of time, and there’s a limit of eight tickets per person

Information about getting a suite for the show, which comes with 20 tickets and food and drink packages, can be found on the Padres’ website.

The show will be Brooks’ only show on the West Coast as part of a tour of stadiums across the country, his team says. When he plays there for the first time, it will be his first time.

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This is the first time Brooks has been to San Diego since 2015. In 2015, he played at the arena in the Midway District (then Valley View Casino Center). When the show was over, the San Diego Union-Tribune said that he “directed and played everyone with impressive skill and bravura.”

Brooks is one of the best-selling musical artists in the world. He has sold 157 million albums all over the world. In November 2020, he will release his new full-length project, “FUN,” as well as a live album.

During the past two decades, Petco Park has seen a lot of big-name acts come through. The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift, and Madonna have all played there.

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