Garth Brooks Apologizes After Bots Disrupt Kansas City Ticket Sale
Garth Brooks has apologized after automated bots crashed the ticket sale for a third concert in Kansas City.
Kansas City, MO, October 23, 2026 —
Garth Brooks has apologized after automated bots crashed the ticket sale for a third concert in Kansas City, according to the information provided about the incident.
The available details do not specify when the sale took place, which ticketing platform was involved or how many customers were affected. The venue and the concert date were also not provided. It is unclear from the information available whether the sale was paused, rescheduled or otherwise changed after the disruption.
The apology followed the disruption, but its wording and the circumstances in which it was issued were not provided. No further details were given about what steps, if any, were taken in response to the bots or whether customers received guidance about obtaining tickets.
The incident involved a ticket sale for a third Kansas City concert. The information provided does not establish when the first two concerts were announced or how the third show fits into the broader schedule.
Further details about the sale, the impact on prospective ticket buyers and any follow-up measures were not available in the summary. The contractor or ticketing service responsible for the sale was not identified.
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