Brooks announces stadium tour
While saying that he intended to take off 2019, he, instead, announced today the North American Stadium Tour, hitting five stadiums per year for the next three years. Brooks announced the first two venues as State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. and The Dome at America's Center in St. Louis.
Concert dates and ticket on-sale information will be announced very soon, he said on his website.
Brooks said that five cities will be on sale before Christmas. The stadium tour will feature an all new stage and new band members.
Brooks also announced that the Notre Dame concert he is playing this Saturday night is set to become a TV special. "Garth: Live from Notre Dame!" will air Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. eastern/Pacific on CBS. This marks the first live concert ever held at Notre Dame Stadium.
Brooks will release "The Anthology Part III, LIVE" on Nov. 20. From his first on-stage appearance in college to multi-sold-out stadium shows around the world. The five-CD package includes the new live album, "TRIPLE LIVE." The package contains 52 live recordings, photos and text penned by Brooks.
This is going to be fun," he said. "I wanted to call it the Big Ass Stadium Tour. It's the stadium tour."
"This is all about game day," he said. "Every show is going to be game day or Garth day however you want to look at it. Dress in your full colors. Support your team. Let's go have some fun."
More news for Garth Brooks
- 10/04/24: Brooks accused of sexual assault; he denies it
- 12/04/23: McCreery invited to join Opry
- 11/02/23: Brooks becomes the "Rodeo Man"
- 10/25/23: Brooks becomes a "Time Traveler"
- 06/15/23: Brooks launches The BIG 615 radio
- 03/29/23: Brooks, Parton to cohost ACMs
- 11/14/22: Brooks returns to Vegas
- 06/29/22: Brooks honored with Kristofferson award
CD reviews for Garth Brooks
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