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“WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW AWESOME IT WAS” – FANS REVEL IN GARTH BROOKS’ SHOWS AT CAPITAL ARENA IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Garth Brooks raised the roof at Washington, D.C.’s Capital Arena when his Blame It All On My Roots Tour blazed a trail through the nation’s capital. Here’s how fans described the shows:
Jerri Oglesby posted: “Oh my. I have loved him for years and never made it to a concert . . . What a show! I danced, laughed and cried during his performance! He truly LOVES his music and his fans. I am still singing and smiling! Thank you Garth!”
Garth Brooks Adds Third Salt Lake City Show After Massive Ticket Demand
More than 100,000 fans lined up Friday for a chance to see Garth Brooks in Salt Lake City — and Brooks wants to make room for more.
After ticket queues for each of Brooks’ previously announced Delta Center shows surpassed 50,000 people during Friday’s on-sale, Brooks added a third performance to his Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour stop in Utah.
The newly added matinee show is set for Sunday, Oct. 11, following Brooks’ Friday, Oct. 9, and Saturday, Oct. 10, concerts at the Delta Center. Tickets for the Sunday show go on sale Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 10 a.m. MT through SeatGeek.
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.
An Open Letter: Something is happening…
I just read a Facebook post by Ward Davis. His inability to describe what he felt gave me the courage to speak up and share my own inability to describe what I am feeling… but it seems we are BOTH feeling it.
It started in Milwaukee at Summerfest. It happened in Hyde Park across the water. Indianapolis was NOT just the opening city. Denver was a high I have never seen.
Something is happening on this tour. I don’t know if it’s the realness of the music … no loops, no prerecorded stuff, just honest, live in all its blemishes … raw, real music.
“WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW AWESOME IT WAS” – FANS REVEL IN GARTH BROOKS’ SHOWS AT CAPITAL ARENA IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Garth Brooks raised the roof at Washington, D.C.’s Capital Arena when his Blame It All On My Roots Tour blazed a trail through the nation’s capital. Here’s how fans described the shows:
Jerri Oglesby posted: “Oh my. I have loved him for years and never made it to a concert . . . What a show! I danced, laughed and cried during his performance! He truly LOVES his music and his fans. I am still singing and smiling! Thank you Garth!”
Garth Brooks Adds Third Salt Lake City Show After Massive Ticket Demand
More than 100,000 fans lined up Friday for a chance to see Garth Brooks in Salt Lake City — and Brooks wants to make room for more.
After ticket queues for each of Brooks’ previously announced Delta Center shows surpassed 50,000 people during Friday’s on-sale, Brooks added a third performance to his Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour stop in Utah.
The newly added matinee show is set for Sunday, Oct. 11, following Brooks’ Friday, Oct. 9, and Saturday, Oct. 10, concerts at the Delta Center. Tickets for the Sunday show go on sale Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 10 a.m. MT through SeatGeek.
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.
An Open Letter: Something is happening…
I just read a Facebook post by Ward Davis. His inability to describe what he felt gave me the courage to speak up and share my own inability to describe what I am feeling… but it seems we are BOTH feeling it.
It started in Milwaukee at Summerfest. It happened in Hyde Park across the water. Indianapolis was NOT just the opening city. Denver was a high I have never seen.
Something is happening on this tour. I don’t know if it’s the realness of the music … no loops, no prerecorded stuff, just honest, live in all its blemishes … raw, real music.
