Garth Brooks is launching a new FM radio station serving Nashville and the surrounding metropolitan area. The deal is awaiting FCC approval.

When Garth Brooks set out to build a radio station, he wanted to give something back to Nashville.

The idea began in 2025, when Brooks saw a social media post from Nashville’s beloved independent radio station, Lightning 100. The post said, “Save Our Station.”

He didn’t know it then, but the plea for funds was from the COVID era, about six years ago.

Garth’s Blame It All On My Roots Tour rolled through Kansas City this weekend, and fans shared a taste of what audiences can expect at the remaining 2026 tour dates in Seattle, Hamilton, and Minneapolis.

“GO SEE THIS TOUR. IT WAS WORTH EVERY PENNY. BEST ENTERTAINER EVER!” exclaimed Laurie Martin.

Raeanna Duncan shared, “I spent the entire night screaming, singing EVERY. WORD . . . It was by far the greatest concert I’ve ever been to, and Garth is the greatest entertainer I’ve ever seen.

Garth Brooks is wrapping up a banner year on the road in a city that holds a special place in his touring history.

Brooks just announced his “Blame It All On My Roots” Arena Tour will end 2026 with two shows at Minneapolis’ Target Center on Friday, Dec. 11, and Saturday, Dec. 12.

The concerts return Brooks to an arena where he has already made history — and to a city where he celebrated one of the biggest milestones of his career.

A Promise Made is a Promise Kept‍

Garth Brooks just announced on social media that he’s returning to Ireland in 2027!  The Garth Brooks Irish Tour includes ten shows at five cities across the Emerald Isle-- Belfast, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick and Cork.

For Garth, it’s all about keeping a promise.

“I told the people in Dublin from stage that I always ask Ireland to come to Dublin. So I promised them if I got to tour again, I would come see them throughout the country,” Garth explains.