Two years after opening its doors on Nashville's Lower Broadway, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood’s  Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk has flourished from a celebrity-backed concept into one of downtown Nashville’s most recognizable gathering spots known for some of the best food in Music City. Now, the four-floor, 54,715-square-foot honky-tonk is marking its second birthday the only way it knows how: with a monthlong party.

On Monday night inside the intimate Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Trisha Yearwood didn’t just debut a tour — she offered a glimpse of her next chapter.

The invite-only preview of The Mirror Tour: An Intimate Acoustic Evening of Stories and Song felt less like a concert and more like sitting at the kitchen table with one of country music’s most trusted voices. She figured out what this tour – launching March 4 – will look like.

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Summerfest 2026 just released the complete lineup of 600 performers, and Garth couldn’t be more excited to get the party started with shows on June 16 and 17.  While he was originally scheduled to perform one show on June 17, the June 16 date was added due to demand.

This is the first time Garth has performed at Summerfest, staged at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater in Milwaukee.  The back-to-back shows mark his long-awaited return to Milwaukee, where he last played two concerts at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in 2015.

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In 1991, Garth Brooks’ reputation as an electrifying entertainer, combined with chart-topping hits from Garth Brooks and No Fences, led NBC to approach him about doing his first network television special.