"The comeback tour had started . . . and the ‘crazy’ started with it,” Garth Brooks recalls in the opening pages of The Anthology, Part V: The Comeback, The First Five Years, available April 4 at Amazon and TalkShopLive.  The latest installment of The Anthology series provides an all-access pass to Garth’s record-shattering arena comeback tour that sold over 6.2 million tickets.

It’s time to look back at 1997 with the release of the Sevens vintage t-shirt, available at Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk starting this week.

Released in November 1997, Sevens – Garth Brooks’ seventh studio album – debuted at #1 on both the Billboard Top 200 and Country Albums charts with first-week sales of 896,932 units. It was the top-selling debut week of any album released that year. Fueled by two Billboard #1 singles – “Longneck Bottle” (the duet with Steve Wariner) and “Two Pina Coladas”…as well as the GRAMMY®-winning “In Another’s Eyes” with Trisha Yearwood – Sevens received an RIAA Diamond Award for certified sales of over 10 million units.

Garth Brooks continues to celebrate “when the old stuff was new” by bringing back the No Fences tour shirt from 1990.  The black retro tee features the No Fences album cover image on the front, while the back boldly proclaims, “I Was There.”  Just in time for CMA Music Festival, the vintage tee will be available starting Monday, June 3, in the merch store at Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk at 411 Broadway.

When Garth Brooks coined the phrase "Neon Neighborhood," he wrote more than a song—he added a colorful new nickname to country fan's vocabulary to describe Nashville's famed Lower Broadway.

"We wanted to take Lower Broadway, and whether you're on Broadway or one street over or whatever, if you're a bar down there, you're part of the Neon Neighborhood," Garth said. "How do we take that Neon Neighborhood and make it work for Nashville?"