Garth Brooks spent more than a year converting his building at 411 Broadway in Nashville into its current boot-scootin' hotspot, Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk.
The four-story bar is packed every night with country music fans who want to hear the best bands on Broadway, indulge in the yummiest smash burgers and frothiest drinks as well as comfortably enjoy a birds-eye view of the Neon Neighborhood from the rooftop Oasis.
Garth Brooks has news for fans of “Inside Studio G” – the weekly catch-up on all-things-Garth that can be seen live on his website and his Facebook page can now also be heard live on The Garth Channel!
“‘Inside Studio G’ – a Monday night conversation – is back!” the entertainer proclaims in new promos now airing on the radio station, which is part of his SEVENS Radio Network launched last year in partnership with the folks at Tune-In!
Trisha Yearwood celebrated her 25th anniversary as an Opry member Wednesday night at the Grand Ole Opry House, surrounded by an all-female cast of Opry members and friends.
"I have always said that when you're a little girl, and you dream about what you want to do, I always see myself on the Opry stage," Trisha said backstage before the show. “I always thought that was the be-all and end-all."
On Monday, five days after his Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk opened on Nashville's Lower Broadway, Garth Brooks commemorated St. Patrick's Day and his love of Ireland and its people by turning the massive sign in front of his bar green for the entire week to honor the holiday.
"The sign, for the first time in its existence, did its job (on Monday) and is designated all green," Brooks said. "As it gets darker outside, you'll see that the entire sign is green, and it will be all week for our Irish friends."
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