More than three years on the road, nearly 400 shows in 78 cities, and more than 6.4 million tickets sold. That's the Garth Brooks World Tour With Trisha Yearwood in a nutshell. The North American run ends this weekend in Nashville and the megastar is reflecting on the adventure in a new interview with Billboard.
Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Zac Brown Band, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Jimmy Buffett and Alabama's Randy Owen are among the artists featured on A Tribute to Dan Fogelberg, a new album saluting the late singer-songwriter that's been a long time in the making.
"Don't rock the jukebox," Alan Jackson once appealed. And judging by a new report from the digital jukebox company TouchTunes, music fans are doing a pretty good job of respecting that request.
Touring is where artists make their money these days and just about all of 'em hit the road in a big way this year. There are a handful of country tours that straight up blew us away, however, and we've got a year-end Top Five.
Garth Brooks is in the middle of a seven-show tour stop in Nashville, the last of his Garth Brooks World Tour With Trisha Yearwood in North America. And it's a bittersweet conclusion to a pretty fantastic three-year run.
A fan at Garth Brooks' opening concert in Nashville Saturday (12/9) suffered substantial injuries after a metal pole fell from the rafters and struck her in the face.
Garth Brooks' favorite holiday meal? His wife Trisha Yearwood's favorite "guilty pleasure" dance song? The couple is revealing that and a lot more in a fun new interview.
