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GARTH BROOKS’ DOUBLE LIVE IS COMING ON VINYL NOVEMBER 6!

GARTH BROOKS’ DOUBLE LIVE IS COMING ON VINYL NOVEMBER 6!

Available For Pre-order Now

Garth Celebrates Release with Walmart Live Special on September 21 and Fan Appreciation Pricing

The best-selling live album of all time is being released on vinyl for the first time on November 6!

The vinyl edition of Garth Brooks’ Double Live, the best-selling live album and the biggest selling certified country album in history, is available for pre-order NOW at the fan appreciation price of $14.97.

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Garth Brooks and Colorado: A Story Decades in the Making

Garth Brooks and Colorado: A Story Decades in the Making

Years before Garth Brooks set attendance records in Colorado, the state was already a sentimental part of his story.

When Brooks brings the Blame It All On My Roots Tour to Ball Arena for two nights on Sept. 4 and 5, he'll return to a place that has shaped some of his favorite career memories — from playing Denver's beloved Grizzly Rose and the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, to setting attendance records at Empower Field at Mile High.

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“ALLEN REYNOLDS, I OWE YOU MY LIFE”    GARTH BROOKS MAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE TO INDUCT PRODUCER ALLEN REYNOLDS INTO THE ARKANSAS MUSIC HALL OF FAME

“ALLEN REYNOLDS, I OWE YOU MY LIFE” GARTH BROOKS MAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE TO INDUCT PRODUCER ALLEN REYNOLDS INTO THE ARKANSAS MUSIC HALL OF FAME

Garth Brooks welcomes every opportunity to shine the spotlight on the people who have made his career possible.  Surprising his longtime producer, Allen Reynolds, at the 9th Annual Arkansas Country Music Awards is a moment he will always cherish.

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GARTH BROOKS – A SIGNATURE MOMENT

GARTH BROOKS – A SIGNATURE MOMENT

It’s become a tradition for any actor, artist, or renowned figure who views the Declaration of Independence exhibit at the National Archives to sign a copy of the historic document…and Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood were given that opportunity, too! The National Archives Foundation was only too happy to have the biggest-selling musical artist in history put his own “John Hancock” on a copy of the Declaration. And he was happy to do so when asked!

While in Washington, DC for events with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and the National Archives Foundation, Garth and Trisha were given a special opportunity to personally view this treasured document, kept safe for past and future generations inside the National Archives facilities.

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