Garth Brooks

Aside from taking a back seat at this year’s CMAs to allow someone new to take the Entertainer of the Year trophy and rescheduling his concert in Vegas for February 2021, Garth also has plans to open up his own bar in Nashville.

During a Wednesday press conference, Country music star Garth Brooks revealed his youngest daughter Allie previously tested positive for the coronavirus.

Garth Brooks announced in a press conference that he will be stepping down from the CMAs ‘Entertainer of the Year’ award. He also revealed his concert in Las Vegas has been rescheduled to February, 2021.

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood held their second all-request virtual concert on playing a variety of songs. All in all, twenty songs were performed during the livestream mixing in covers and Garth classics.

’Garth Request Live 2’ will stream on Garths’s Facebook page on July 14 at 8PM ET. Garth’s weekly show, ‘Inside Studio G,’ has been postponed for two weeks so he and his team can quarantine.

Plans for an early July Country guitar pull from two of the biggest songwriters in the genre have been put on ice due to their team’s possible exposure to the Coronavirus.

Garth Brooks calls for unity with the debut of his new anthem “We Belong To Each Other.” The Country superstar debuted the new song on ‘Good Morning America’ co-anchor Robin Roberts’ Facebook page.

The country superstar announced a special one night only concert taking place at drive-in movie theaters all across the country on June 27. Tickets for the show will go on sale June 19 at 12 PM ET.

During Monday night’s episode of his Facebook Live show, ‘Inside Studio G,’ a fan named Jack asked Garth about the album, and Garth responded that he wanted to release half of it that night.

During the Monday-night episode of ‘Inside Studio G,’ a fan named Jack asked Garth a question about the album’s release, inspiring him to make an on-the-spot decision.