Garth Brooks revealed that his world tour planned for 2014 may last three years! Find out all the details about Garth Brooks' 2014 world tour here, and what the "Blame It All On My Roots" singer says about being on the road again.

According to HitFix, Garth Brooks spoke to the ladies on "The Talk" this week about his world tour, following an announcement he made on "Good Morning America" that he would once again hit the road in 2014. He just releases the box set "Blame It All On My Roots" and the compilation has reached no. 1 on Billboard charts this week.

Not only did Garth Brooks talk about his tour, but he also revealed that it might last for a whopping three years!

"The whole goal in life is to make whatever you've done before look small," Brooks says. "So, the 2014 world tour will be the first of probably a three-year world tour. I'm excited. I'm very excited."

On "The Talk," Brooks also mentioned that he and his band will rehearse at the Wynn Encore Theatre in Las Vegas, the site of his recent solo residency and upcoming January gigs, before he embarks on the extensive tour, HitFix reports.

The singer has not yet released any further details on dates or locations yet.

Brooks made his initial announcement about the tour to Robin Roberts on "GMA" this week: "You know what, since it's you and since we've had a history forever, let's announce it. We're going on a world tour in 2014," Brooks said "I can't believe I just did that, but you are a doll."

Though Brooks announced his retirement in 2000, he suggested that this is a great time to go on tour again, now that his three daughters are all grown up.

"Our baby is a senior in high school," he said. "My children are off on their own so the guilt of not being there...I'm a phone call dad now. 'Hey Dad, I love you, can I borrow some money?'"