Last Sunday afternoon, Garth Brooks stared down 10,000-plus fans gathered inside the BOK Center in downtown Tulsa. It was his third concert in the arena in as many days, and the matinee was a de facto homecoming show for Brooks, a native Oklahoman and a one-time resident of the Tulsa suburbs. He had been playing the biggest hits of his career for more than an hour on a tour he’s calling “Blame It All on My Roots,” and it was time to perform its namesake.
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