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.

From a surprise concert at the Grizzly Rose where he was billed as Yukon Jack, through four supercharged shows in three days at Ball Arena, Garth Brooks brought excitement to an all-time high in the Mile High City.

Fans immediately posted photos and videos of Brooks’ surprise show at the Grizzly Rose.

GARTH BROOKS ADDS THIRD SHOW IN ORLANDO

After seeing overwhelming response result in two sold-out concerts in Orlando, Garth Brooks said he felt he “owed” Central Florida another show. A man of his word, he’s set to honor that pledge.

Garth will add a third concert to his Blame It All On My Roots Tour stop at the Kia Center in Orlando. The date is Sunday, September 27…with tickets set to go on sale next Wednesday, September 16 (at 10:00am ET) via Ticketmaster and the Ticketmaster app. It’ll be an afternoon show, taking place at 2:00pm ET.

Garth Brooks is headed to Chicago — and he has a promise to keep.

Brooks will bring his Blame It All on My Roots Arena Tour to Allstate Arena for four shows Sept. 10-13. But somewhere in the crowd will be a 10-year-old fan named Austin who has a particularly good reason to be excited.

The story started during the tour kickoff in Indianapolis, when Austin showed up in a cowboy hat carrying a sign asking Brooks to sing “Cold Like That.”

“That one is going to be a tough one,” Brooks told him from the stage. “It’s one of my favorites, too.”