Is anyone more welcoming than Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood? Can anyone throw a better party?

The massive July 4th celebration at the couple’s Lower Broadway Nashville bar, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk, will quell any doubts. Garth and Trisha invited Music City’s estimated 200,000 Independence Day guests over to 411 Broadway for free hot dogs on the holiday.

Listeners to The BIG 615’s Storme Warren Show have been given an exclusive treat over the past few days thanks to superstar Tim McGraw. The entertainer gave Storme a new song called “King Rodeo,” a live track captured during Tim’s headlining performance on May 31 at the first-ever Music City Rodeo. “It’s a powerful song about growing older but not yet being willing to throw in the towel. No one interprets that message better than Tim,” Storme said after debuting the song (written by renowned songwriter Tom Douglas) on Thursday, June 12.

Blake Shelton recently told American Songwriter that Garth Brooks was the person who convinced him that his 2019 smash "God's Country" was special.

Shelton debuted the song at the Academy of Country Music Awards, and Garth saw the performance.

"I've been doing this for a long time, and the only time Garth Brooks ever has ever reached out to me on the telephone was because of that performance," Shelton told the magazine.

Everything’s coming up “new” for Trisha Yearwood! On the heels of the start of a new tour, she’s announced the release of her long-awaited new album!

The Mirror – the first album of Trisha’s career where she co-wrote every song (while also co-producing) – will be available everywhere July 18. Two songs – “The Wall or the Way Over” and “Bringing the Angels” – are available now as a taste of what’s to come…and the album is available for pre-order in digital, CD, vinyl and limited edition custom color vinyl form!