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“LOOKING BACK . . .” GARTH BROOKS’ 100 MILLION PARTY CELEBRATED A MILESTONE AND POINTED THE WAY HOME
On October 26, 2000, Garth Brooks celebrated RIAA-certified sales of over 100 million albums at a formal gala in Nashville where more than 1,100 artists, songwriters, musicians, industry leaders, friends and family gathered to recognize him as the solo artist of the century and the biggest selling solo artist in the history of American music.
During the festivities, Garth was presented with four RIAA diamond awards, for albums certified in excess of 10 million, for No Fences, Ropin’ The Wind, The Hits, and Double Live.
Garth Brooks Is Heading North to Start the Holiday Season!
Hamilton, Ontario is the first December stop on his Blame It All On My RootsTour!
For the first time since it began, Garth Brooks' Blame It All On My RootsArena Tour is about to pay a visit to Canada! He'll return to Hamilton,Ontario Friday December 4 and Saturday, December 5 at the city's TD Coliseum!
It's a big moment not only for the tour, but for country music lovers as hebrings his catalog of arena-proven hits to one of Canada's ten largest cities. Tickets for his December concerts go on sale Friday, November 6 (10:00am ET via Ticketmaster. All tickets are priced at CA$199.95 ($177.45 inclusive of tax + $5.00 facilityfee + $17.50 service fee).
“GARTH BROOKS...THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND” – FANS SHARE THEIR REVIEWS OF GARTH’S SHOWS AT THE BOK CENTER IN TULSA
Garth Brooks brought his Blame It All On My Roots Tour to Tulsa for three shows this weekend, and the crowds at the BOK Center were more than ready to welcome him home.
Kelsi Ellis Sellers posted, “The man. The myth. The legend. Garth Brooks rocked the BOK last night, and we sang every word! Pretty sure I left my voice somewhere in that arena.”
A DAY OF HIGHS AND LOWS: KANSAS CITY ON-SALE HALTED AS SEATTLE SETS RECORDS
Two cities. Two on-sales. Two dramatically different outcomes.
Friday, Oct. 23, brought Garth Brooks one of the most frustrating moments of his “Blame It All on My Roots” Arena Tour in Kansas City — and, just hours later, a record-setting response in Seattle.
In Kansas City, Brooks’ attempt to get more tickets into fans’ hands went sideways when bots flooded the on-sale for a newly added Saturday matinee at T-Mobile Center. The problem became significant enough that they shut down the on-sale.
“LOOKING BACK . . .” GARTH BROOKS’ 100 MILLION PARTY CELEBRATED A MILESTONE AND POINTED THE WAY HOME
On October 26, 2000, Garth Brooks celebrated RIAA-certified sales of over 100 million albums at a formal gala in Nashville where more than 1,100 artists, songwriters, musicians, industry leaders, friends and family gathered to recognize him as the solo artist of the century and the biggest selling solo artist in the history of American music.
During the festivities, Garth was presented with four RIAA diamond awards, for albums certified in excess of 10 million, for No Fences, Ropin’ The Wind, The Hits, and Double Live.
Garth Brooks Is Heading North to Start the Holiday Season!
Hamilton, Ontario is the first December stop on his Blame It All On My RootsTour!
For the first time since it began, Garth Brooks' Blame It All On My RootsArena Tour is about to pay a visit to Canada! He'll return to Hamilton,Ontario Friday December 4 and Saturday, December 5 at the city's TD Coliseum!
It's a big moment not only for the tour, but for country music lovers as hebrings his catalog of arena-proven hits to one of Canada's ten largest cities. Tickets for his December concerts go on sale Friday, November 6 (10:00am ET via Ticketmaster. All tickets are priced at CA$199.95 ($177.45 inclusive of tax + $5.00 facilityfee + $17.50 service fee).
“GARTH BROOKS...THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND” – FANS SHARE THEIR REVIEWS OF GARTH’S SHOWS AT THE BOK CENTER IN TULSA
Garth Brooks brought his Blame It All On My Roots Tour to Tulsa for three shows this weekend, and the crowds at the BOK Center were more than ready to welcome him home.
Kelsi Ellis Sellers posted, “The man. The myth. The legend. Garth Brooks rocked the BOK last night, and we sang every word! Pretty sure I left my voice somewhere in that arena.”
A DAY OF HIGHS AND LOWS: KANSAS CITY ON-SALE HALTED AS SEATTLE SETS RECORDS
Two cities. Two on-sales. Two dramatically different outcomes.
Friday, Oct. 23, brought Garth Brooks one of the most frustrating moments of his “Blame It All on My Roots” Arena Tour in Kansas City — and, just hours later, a record-setting response in Seattle.
In Kansas City, Brooks’ attempt to get more tickets into fans’ hands went sideways when bots flooded the on-sale for a newly added Saturday matinee at T-Mobile Center. The problem became significant enough that they shut down the on-sale.
