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Garth Brooks hits Salt Lake City for Delta Center concerts next month

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The concerts will be Brooks' first in Utah since he played back-to-back shows at Rice-Eccles Stadium in 2022. Both of the 50,000-seat performances in 2022 sold out in just 45 minutes, one year after his concert at the same stadium became the fastest stadium sellout in Ticketmaster history.

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