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Garth Brooks postpones ticket sale for Buffalo show

In a statement, Brooks said that the postponement was out of respect for what the Buffalo community is going through.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Garth Brooks announced Monday morning that ticket sales for his upcoming show at Highmark Stadium have been postponed. 

Tickets were scheduled to go on sale Friday for his concert on July 23. The performer said he was postponing the sale in light of the mass shooting that took place in Buffalo on Saturday.

"At some point, the healing in Buffalo will begin and the city will sing again. But for now, we pause out of respect for what the great community of Buffalo is going through, and we stand besides all of those who are hurting and confused by such an unthinkable act," Brooks said.

A new sale date will be announced in the future.

The superstar known for such hits as 'Friends in Low Places' and 'The Dance' is the number one selling solo artist in U.S. history with 157 million records sold.

This is Brooks' first time in Buffalo in over seven years and his last major stadium concert appearance in the New York state/Ontario/Pennsylvania region.

There are three ways to buy tickets when they go on sale:

All seats are reserved for $98.95 all inclusive. All COVID rules will apply.

Fans can go to Ticketmaster.com/GarthBrooks and click on 'On Sale Tips & Hints' to create an account or refresh their existing Ticketmaster account for quicker purchasing.

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