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GARTH BROOKS RECEIVES ARTIST OF A LIFETIME AWARD FROM THE RIAA AND IS RECOGNIZED AS THE FIRST AND ONLY ARTIST TO CROSS THE 200 MILLION CERTIFIED ALBUM SALES MARK
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) presented Garth Brooks with the first-ever Artist of a Lifetime Award at the RIAA Honors event in Washington, D.C. this week, recognizing him as the #1-selling album artist in history, with more than 200 million certified album sales.
TIMELESS: Remembering Lou Holtz, Notre Dame and a “Never Before” Moment in Time
The passing of coaching legend Lou Holtz (March 4 at the age of 89) not only marks the end of one of the storied careers in college football – it marks the loss of a man who played a substantial role in Garth Brooks’ story…and indirectly helped give millions of music fans concert experiences they might never have had.
It’s well known that Garth’s historic concert at Notre Dame Stadium in October 2018 provided the blueprint – and a sold-out “first show” – for what would become his Stadium Tour...
GARTH BROOKS COMES FULL CIRCLE—FROM STADIUMS TO DIVE BARS, DUBLIN TO VEGAS—IN “THE ANTHOLOGY, PART VI: THE COMEBACK, THE NEXT FIVE YEARS”
Garth Brooks invites you to hear the music and relive every moment on the winding comeback road in The Anthology, Part VI: The Comeback, The Next Five Years, available from TalkShopLive and Amazon. The Limited Edition Includes a special gift slipcase.
Reflecting on the Stadium Tour, Garth says, “These people were with us every step of the way. It was nothing short of amazing and exactly what I needed."
GARTH RECALLS A STORM IN NASHVILLE, STADIUM SHUTDOWNS AND RESTARTS IN “THE ANTHOLOGY, PART VI”
When the Garth Brooks Stadium Tour came to Nashville’s Nissan Stadium, the crowd was ready for an unforgettable night. The tour had resumed after initial shutdowns due to COVID. Masks weren’t required at the outdoor venue.
And then the thunder rolled, the lightning struck, and a torrential downpour wouldn’t quit.
GARTH BROOKS RECEIVES ARTIST OF A LIFETIME AWARD FROM THE RIAA AND IS RECOGNIZED AS THE FIRST AND ONLY ARTIST TO CROSS THE 200 MILLION CERTIFIED ALBUM SALES MARK
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) presented Garth Brooks with the first-ever Artist of a Lifetime Award at the RIAA Honors event in Washington, D.C. this week, recognizing him as the #1-selling album artist in history, with more than 200 million certified album sales.
TIMELESS: Remembering Lou Holtz, Notre Dame and a “Never Before” Moment in Time
The passing of coaching legend Lou Holtz (March 4 at the age of 89) not only marks the end of one of the storied careers in college football – it marks the loss of a man who played a substantial role in Garth Brooks’ story…and indirectly helped give millions of music fans concert experiences they might never have had.
It’s well known that Garth’s historic concert at Notre Dame Stadium in October 2018 provided the blueprint – and a sold-out “first show” – for what would become his Stadium Tour...
GARTH BROOKS COMES FULL CIRCLE—FROM STADIUMS TO DIVE BARS, DUBLIN TO VEGAS—IN “THE ANTHOLOGY, PART VI: THE COMEBACK, THE NEXT FIVE YEARS”
Garth Brooks invites you to hear the music and relive every moment on the winding comeback road in The Anthology, Part VI: The Comeback, The Next Five Years, available from TalkShopLive and Amazon. The Limited Edition Includes a special gift slipcase.
Reflecting on the Stadium Tour, Garth says, “These people were with us every step of the way. It was nothing short of amazing and exactly what I needed."
GARTH RECALLS A STORM IN NASHVILLE, STADIUM SHUTDOWNS AND RESTARTS IN “THE ANTHOLOGY, PART VI”
When the Garth Brooks Stadium Tour came to Nashville’s Nissan Stadium, the crowd was ready for an unforgettable night. The tour had resumed after initial shutdowns due to COVID. Masks weren’t required at the outdoor venue.
And then the thunder rolled, the lightning struck, and a torrential downpour wouldn’t quit.
the Anthology series
the Anthology | Part VI
The Anthology, Part VI: The Comeback, The Next Five Years brings you full circle with Garth, beginning with the massive, three-year Stadium Tour that caused a Garthquake, back to the dive bars where it all started, and his historic return to Ireland to play for over 400,000 fans at Dublin’s Croke Park. This anthology takes an in-depth look at every song on Garth’s FUN! and Time Traveler albums and captures the beautiful, spontaneous chaos of the Garth Brooks/Plus ONE residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
the Anthology | Part V
The Anthology, Part V: The Comeback, The First Five Years an all-access pass to the wildest comeback in music history. Be beside Garth through the extreme highs and the extreme lows of the most challenging time in his life as an artist. In the 14 years he was retired, the music business had changed dramatically. Follow the comeback arena tour that went on to become the biggest tour in American history with 391 shows and over 6.2 million ticket sold!
the Anthology | Part IV
The Anthology, Part IV: Going Home is the most personal journey yet in Garth’s Anthology series. Garth shares stories of key moments in his life: stepping back to be a dad to his daughters, his proposal and marriage to Trisha Yearwood, then taking the leap to come back from retirement. Anthology IV will give you a greater understanding of the man behind the music.
the Anthology | Part III
The Anthology, Part III: Live goes behind the scenes at Brooks’s record-breaking tours and major televised concerts from Central Park to Croke Park, using words and images that take the reader on the road and on the stage.
the Anthology | Part II
The Anthology, Part II picks up where The First Five Years leaves off, tracing Garth’s career and personal life from 1996-2001. It also takes an in-depth look at the stories behind the songs and recording sessions for Fresh Horses, Sevens, The Limited Series, Double Live, and Scarecrow.
the Anthology | Part I
The Anthology, Part I: The First Five Years follows Garth from Yukon, Oklahoma, to Nashville, Tennessee, chasing his dream of being a songwriter and launching his career with his first five studio albums—Garth Brooks, No Fences, Ropin’ the Wind, The Chase, and In Pieces.