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Garth Brooks Expands Summer Stadium Tour

By Joseph Hudak

Joseph Hudak

When Garth Brooks takes the stage at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on July 10th, it’ll mark the first major stadium concert in the U.S. since the onset of the pandemic. Like all of Brooks’ scheduled concerts for this summer, it’s sold-out.

On Wednesday, Brooks extended his stadium run by announcing a new date in Nashville. The country music star will headline Nissan Stadium on July 31st. Tickets for the show go on sale June 25th at 10 a.m. CT. and are available on VividSeats.com as well.

The addition of the Nashville concert brings Brooks’ stadium tally for 2021 to seven. He’ll also play football fields in Salt Lake City; Kansas City, Missouri; Lincoln, Nebraska; Cincinnati; and Charlotte, North Carolina. Brooks also has an arena date in Cheyenne, Wyoming, during the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo.

Brooks, known for such indelible country music hits as “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old),” “Rodeo,” “The Thunder Rolls,” and “Friends in Low Places,” was one of this year’s class of Kennedy Center Honorees. Jimmie Allen and Kelly Clarkson performed a musical tribute to the Oklahoma native at an event taped in Washington, D.C. In January, Brooks performed “Amazing Grace” at the inauguration of President Biden.

Here are Garth Brooks’ summer tour dates: July 10 — Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium July 17 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Rice-Eccles Stadium July 23 — Cheyenne, WY @ Frontier Days July 31 — Nashville, TN @ Nissan Stadium August 7 — Kansas City, MO @ GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium August 14 — Lincoln, NE @ Memorial Stadium September 4 — Seattle, WA @ Lumen Field September 18 — Cincinnati, OH @ Paul Brown Stadium September 25 — Charlotte, NC @ Bank of America Stadium October 2 — Baltimore, MD @ M&T Bank Stadium October 9 — Foxborough, MA @ Gillette Stadium

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Garth Brooks, full name Troyal Garth Brooks, is an American country singer and songwriter born in Tulsa in the state of Oklahoma, USA.

Brooks was born on 7 February 1962. His mother was a successful country singer and Brooks was musical from a young age, playing a number of instruments as a child. Today, he is an enormously successful country singer. His popularity was particularly big during the 90s, when he broke record figures for numbers of sales and for concert attendance. To date, his album sales exceed 68 million. He has become a legend in his own right, alongside the likes of musical icons such as Elvis Presley and the Beatles. For instance, according to RIAA he is the second best-selling solo albums artist in the USA of all time behind Elvis Presley (and overall holds third place behind the Beatles and Elvis Presley). Overall, he has sold over 190 million records, making him one of the most successful artists of all time.

Brooks has released six albums that have achieved diamond status in the United States: ‘Garth Brooks’ , ‘No Fences’ , ‘Ropin' the Wind’, ‘The Hits’ , ‘Sevens’ and ‘Double Live’ which was his most successful, going platinum an incredible 21 times. Some of his most famous songs include the timeless hit ‘To Make You Feel My Love’ , ‘If Tomorrow Never Comes’, ‘Friends in Low Places’ and ‘The River’.

Brooks has also won an incredible amount of highly prestigious awards during his time, from his two Grammy Awards to his 17 American Music Awards. On 21 October, 2012, Brooks was awarded the incredible honour of being inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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My daughter is pretty opened minded about music. She really has no choice with me as her father. That didn’t stop her from informing me that she finds country music to be boring though. There was a part of me that wanted to convince her otherwise, but then I remembered how I felt about country music when I was a little kid. I found it to be boring as well. My grandfather was a cowboy and I just didn’t get his music. My dad listened to everything on the radio, but whenever he put the country station on, I would tune out. Country music just isn’t for kids. How could it be? Good country music is about life experiences — the kind of experiences that the average American kid shouldn’t know anything about. It wasn’t until my teenage years that I began to relate to the stories those old cowboys were telling. I didn’t appreciate the art of country until I was able to listen to a song like “The Dance” and realize it wasn’t about dancing at all.

The loss of innocence can be a sad thing, but gaining real-world knowledge and maturity is also something to celebrate. My country music awakening coincided with the rise of Garth Brooks. My parents had just gotten a divorce and I was living with my dad. He played a lot of Alan Jackson, Vince Gill, Reba McEntire and Garth Brooks during that time. I got sucked in. It was perfect timing too, because all of a sudden country music was cool. Everyone I knew had the No Fences CD – even those who were only listening to rap or metal a few months earlier. My love of mainstream country didn’t last very long, and I know a lot of those artists are to blame for the faux country that followed in their footsteps, but there will always be a place in my life for those songs of the early nineties.

“A melody can bring back a memory

Take you to another place in time

Completely change your state of mind”

Clint Black wrote those lyrics. I can still hear him singing them even though I haven’t listened to that song in two decades. That simple chorus sums up why I love music so much. Those three simple lines explain it all. It’s those melodies and memories that drove me to buy Garth Brooks tickets so many years after his importance in my life had faded. It’s those melodies and memories that kept him alive in the hearts and minds of so many fans while he stepped away from the limelight to focus on his family for an extended period of time. And it’s those melodies and memories that allowed him to sell out a record-breaking nine shows at the Pepsi Center over the past week.

There are times when I am a music snob. There are times when I miss sharing that collective love for a song like “Shameless”, or an album like Ropin’ the Wind. That’s why the experience at the Pepsi Center was so uplifting. The arena was filled with real people. There were those who were living the American Dream. There were those who were still struggling to achieve it. And there were those who didn’t even believe in it anymore. “If Tomorrow Never Comes” and “The River” are songs that transcend money and class and (even though it was a predominately white crowd) race. Garth could have performed a couple stadium shows and charged hundreds of dollars for each ticket, making it an ‘elite-only’ type of show, but he wasn’t afraid of working a little harder to make his money if it meant that ALL of his fans were able to attend. I sat next to people who have expense accounts and go to ton of events every year. I sat next to a mother and daughter who don’t go to many shows at all. I sat next to a boy who just got back from Iraq and I sat in front of four generations of women who sang along with every song. Every one of those people were just as important to the full experience as any of the musicians on the stage were.

When performing nine shows over six nights, there has to be structure. So it was that each night followed a script, with just enough improvisation to keep things interesting for those who attended more than one show. Each night started out with a countdown, a silhouette of the man himself, and a big entrance to “Man Against Machine”. After that industrial title track from the new album, it was nothing but hits. “Rodeo”, “Two of a Kind”, “The (sing-along with lighters and phones in the air) River”, “The Beaches of (everyone from Wyoming go crazy) Cheyenne”, “Two Piña Coladas”, “Papa Loved Mama”, “Ain’t Goin’ Down”, “Unanswered Prayers” and the version of “The Thunder Rolls” where she kills him in the end. The stage banter during that part of the show revolved around ‘playing the old stuff’, ‘being too old and needing the audience to help’, and the orchestration of the crowd into his own instrument. It was a run of songs that transported everyone back to a time long gone.

The second new track came in the form of “People Loving People”, which was prefaced by a speech about how depressing the news is today. Then he brought his wife out for a duet. They sang “In Another’s Eyes” to each other as they crossed the stage and then Garth took a well-deserved break while Trisha Yearwood took her spot in the light. “XXXs and OOOs” soundtracked clips from her cooking show before “How Do I Live” covered the sounds of people sobbing. “PrizeFighter” was dedicated to breast cancer awareness most nights, but after getting sick a few days in, she augmented that song with “Georgia Rain”, and on one special occasion, an acoustic rendition of “Walkway Joe” with her husband on guitar. She always ended her set with “She’s in Love With the Boy” though, while people all over the arena kissed each other on the big screen.

The next mini-set held its own against the beginning of the show. This included Garth’s favorite song to perform, “Callin’ Baton Rouge”, and his favorite song overall, “The Dance”, as well as “Shameless” and the kiss-my-ass version of “Friends in Low Places”. You really couldn’t ask for a better closing. This was one part of the show that was just too perfect to edit, so it was the same every night. The first encore was always “The Fever” as well. The elaborate, egg-shaped drum cage began to rise and morph, members of the band were lifted into the air, and Garth continued to ran around like a maniac…pulling energy from the crowd in order to keep everything fresh and full of life for every show.

The second encore is where Garth got a little creative with the setlist. Each night ended with “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)” and “Standing Outside the Fire”, but he also liked to pepper the performance with other selections to make each night unique. I really enjoyed his covers of “Night Moves” and “Amarillo By Morning”, but when he sang “Mom” directly to a mother and daughter who were sitting behind the stage, it was hard not to get emotional. The daughter was holding a sign pointing at her mom that said “The Last Time We Were All Here, I Was In Her Tummy –>”. The fact that he took the time to ask their names, and sing that particular song, just goes to show what a good guy (and aware performer) Garth Brooks really is. One night he thanked the audience and God for allowing him to take time off to take care for his own babies, but then be able to come back. Maybe it’s all an act, but the guy seems seriously humbled by his fans and their love for his songs. I don’t have much invested in that song “Mom” and I don’t know if it will ever invoke strong emotions in me, but I know it will for Stacie and Jessica. That mother and daughter will never forgot that moment or that song. That melody will always bring back that memory for them.

There were around 18,000 of us in the arena for each performance. We were all there together and it was amazing. But once the songs started, only our collective voices were present. We all went different places as we sang along with each other…

“And now I’m glad I didn’t know

The way it all would end, the way it all would go

Our lives are better left to chance

I could have missed the pain

But I’d have had to miss the dance”

As we danced in the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado, our minds converted those melodies to memories, and those memories took us back to a time and place where things were good…and bad…and beautiful…and ugly…and sad…and different. They took us back to a place we wouldn’t change if we could, because it led us to the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado — with our wives, our husbands, our mothers and our fathers, our children and their children, our friends and their friends…and our memories…and Garth Brooks…and his melodies.

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there are 3 artists that i wanted my kids to see they loved Prince and liked Michael and Garth. had tickets to Prince concert it was 3 weeks after he died my kids had gotten them for my bday which was weekend he passed. I was lucky as hell back when MTV was real music tv and ewas cool not the piece crap it is now when they had contests and shit. I lived in Gillette wyoming and was dating a girl who was friends with this chick from Sheridan and was lucky as hell won contest to have Prince come to her town for the release of Purple Rain and i got to go with the chick i was sleeping with. (i was totally fixing blow her off the day i heard on tv and she called and told me i was going with her) went to sheridan and met him he wasnt as reclusive then as in later years and he was there meet people but he didnt talk to many when Jesse Johnson introduced us he told Prince I was totally a brother somehow trapped in white mans body. he spent atleast 20 minutes there with us and Morris jopined us. I told Prince he was my Idol clear back then and he was interested in how in redneck country i heard his earlier albums told him my brother was black and gaved me all his albums. we had little clique there of 6 guys we called ourseklves the time and had our own names and told him and Morris and they were like maybe everyone in wyoming were hicks. so i totally wanted my kids see him and i never got to see Michael so wanted us go together but Garth believe it or not with No Fences he was his first tour with the Judds and my band Steelwheel had released our album 8 months before Garth and we were Opening for Judds on a 24 date cebtral and northwestern U.S. leg of their tour and Garth opened for us and watching him which i did more every concert so much so few times i had to get help setting up and tuning my set. he was so freaking awesome even back then i told him after 2 nd week that he wouldnt be opening for anyone very long he would be the main artists on his next tour and he was so humble he was like i dont think it be that soon maybe 4th album and i told him he was the first performer i had seen in longtime (told him my goddfather Alice Cooper only one i knew put on a show and thatr he was giving him competiton)tghat cared about the fans and did his best to make everyone feel like they had seen a show and that he did with a much smaller space than shoulda been possible. and he said thanks and that if he did make it big that i would always have tickets to his show and that i just needed to tell whoever was at door that hoss was here with message from his (mom but had to tell them her middle name which i wont say he outa respect but i seen him 4 times after first was his first headling concert and true to his word he had Betty come get me and i was backstage at the 4 concerts and twice in vegas. and my son is a Beatles and hip hop fan but Garth one his favorites and daughter is AC/DC and metal fan but same with Garth and they both loved Prince and we missed Michael and have tickets to the concert Prince was going to do 3 weeks after he died in Minneappolis but i have not gotten them to the Last True Pwerformer of Modern age Garth and i will do whatever it takes to make sure they see him before anything happens to any of us. told them there was Michael , Prince. George, Johnny Merle and Waylon and Garth that were true artists and were Heaven sent to make us happy and of all my heroes Garth last one alive and i will get my kids to see his show cause he puts on a show that even Alice has to take second to and theres never been anyone or never will there be again like him . He and Prince were and are i swear on all i believe are true angels from heaven and God missed Prince and sooner or later hesgonna want his other angel back.

Not a fan of country music but love the awesome, wild and completely entertaining energy of a live concert? Then Garth Brooks is for you! I've been to many concerts in my day and continue to enjoy concerts from specific artists (Jake Bugg, Billy, Joel, Elton John, and Lady Gaga to name a few), but I must admit the most energetic, over-the-top entertaining and awesomely fun concerts I ever had the opportunity to attend were Garth Brooks extravaganzas! To call anything Garth Brooks and his team do anything less than an extravaganza or lifetime adventure simply dose not do it justice. In the early 1990's throughout the 2000's, Garth Brooks and his music were on fire. Garth sold CDs like candy and kept his music and concerts reasonably priced so the masses could enjoy him without filing for bankruptcy. To this day, I relive many of Garth's live events through DVDs (my all time favorite music video is Garth's first "body surf" in Dublin while singing The River)! In 2012, Garth Brooks and his wife Trish Yearwood set up a special and very unique event in Las Vegas. It was a more personal experience with basically just a charismatic, gifted man on the stage and his guitar. The show, in my opinion, was equivalent to a live version of "Garth Unplugged" that air on many of today's music channels. In summary, you must see Garth in concert to believe and feel what I'm attempting to put into words. His energy is contagious, his music is exciting and he always manages to surprise us all with his genius level talent. You can't blame it all on my roots because I'm a city boy at heart but when it comes to country, Garth Brooks is 220 (second to none)!

Definition of EPIC: "telling a story about a hero, exciting events or adventure."

Seeing Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood in concert definitely fits the word 'EPIC'!

The concert opened with Brett Kissel playing some songs on his' guitar and he is one class act! This was followed by the talented singer/songwriter Karyn Rochelle. Both Brett and Karyn helped get the eager crowd warmed up, that is for sure!

When Garth came on stage the crowd exploded! He played so many of our old favourites and all ages cheered and sang along-even those younger than some of his' songs!

Trisha Yearwood came on partway through Garth's set and was fabulous! The emotion when she sang "Broken" was felt by everyone!

I was so fortunate to be able to meet Garth and Trisha before the show and they were so down to earth. They sat,chatted with us and made us feel like meeting us was just as important to them.

The concert was amazing from beginning to end and I think Canada gave Garth and Trisha an enthusiastically 'Canadian, eh' welcome!

Attending A Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood concert was truly an EPIC moment in my life I will never forget!!

Garth Brooks is for sure one of the most incredible Music Artists ever! His drive and love to entertain and care for his fans is beyond anything I have ever experienced. Last night's 2nd show was nothing less than Amazing and by the end of the show, at about 2:30 in the morning, we were all still left wanting more. Garth's love and chemistry for his wife and fellow entertainer, Trisha Yearwood, added a family fun experience that really completed the evening for us all. With their combined band members that have been with one or the other of them for at least 19 years to 24 years, the Valley View Casino Center was transformed into a Rockin' Country Music Emporium. I can wish they do another tour in another year. I have never Enjoyed a concert more! It was completely excellent!!!

Garth Brooks was amazing! I elected to attend the second show of the night which was delayed about an hour due to the delay of the people attending the first show exiting the venue. The concert was 2.5 hours long. Garth and his band's energy is incredible especially when they do two shows a night. Trisha Yearwood's appearance was special. She has such an amazing voice and just is fun to watch. She interacts very well with the audience. Garth and Trisha are a dynamo duo. If you have never seen Garth in concert, you owe it to yourself to attend. This concert was my first Garth Brooks' concert and I now understand what everyone talks about when talking about Garth's shows. He is a true entertainer.

This is not necessarily a review of Garth’s performance as much as it is a review of the venue. The sound quality inside U.S. Bank Stadium was not the best. I think an outdoor venue, or at least a venue with an open roof, would have been a better choice. I am fully aware that the venue was not made for concerts, but if concert planners are going to start using football stadiums as concert venues, then the sound quality should be considered before booking events, in my opinion. Garth himself was wonderful!

Anticipation ran high in Canada’s Capital since it was announced that the best selling solo artist in US history, Garth Brooks, would be making his return to the city for the first time in 19 years this past January. The wait came to an end on Friday as thousands of fans descended on the Canadian Tire Centre for the first of 4 shows.

My full review of Garth Brooks opening night in Ottawa: http://www.soundcheckentertainment.ca/fans-eager-welcome-garth-brooks-back-ottawa-19-year-absence/

I’ve seen Garth twice before the HLSR show last night. Once when he was an opening act and second just after Friends in Low Places came out. Both of those shows were great, but last nights show was different. Garth seemed like a little kid enjoying every moment. I was working the show for CSC and watching our guest face and reactions were priceless. All I can say is WELCOME BACK GARTH. Oh one more thing, wanna know where was Ty England? I missed him last night.

The concert was totally Awesome! Only a very few artist and their music can relate to all ages. And Garth Brooks in my opinion is the best. I noticed at the concert, young and old, black and white all enjoyed the most energectic, diverse, where old and new were appreciated by all.

In my opinion Garth Brooks has always had the best concerts. It us important to him that people get their monies worth.

If you have not seen one of his concerts, it is must.

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Garth Brooks 2022 Stadium Tour

After a series of cancellations, false alarms, and even a round of covid in his own household, Garth Brooks is finally ready to hit the road with his 2022 Stadium Tour which goes on sale today.

“This is going to be like coming home to a family reunion and picking up a guitar on the porch and playing,” Brooks said. “Hopefully it’s going to be loud all night long.”

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Garth Brooks’ drive-in theater concert tour: Tickets and locations details

Country star Garth Brooks’ drive-in theater concert tour is set to take the singing sensation’s entertaining show to multiple cities across the United States.

However, it will still follow state guidelines involving health and safety practices for COVID-19, thanks to a bit of creativity in the event locations.

What is Garth Brooks’ drive-in theater concert tour?

On Thursday, Garth Brooks officially unveiled his big announcement about the drive-in theater concert tour.

He said they’d been looking at ways to get creative and still provide entertainment to people during the pandemic since large gatherings aren’t happening right now.

One of those ideas involved performing in a big field where people would drive up in cars, but Garth said the “logistics” didn’t make sense for that.

Instead, a guy he was working with suggested Garth putting a show on for 300-plus movie theaters simultaneously for one night.

“This is a reason to get out of the house, but at the same time, you get to follow all the COVID rules for each state and get to have fun and stay within the guidelines of social distancing…but we’re calling it ‘social distancing partying,'” Brooks told Roberts on GMA.

The concert is the latest in Brooks’ attempts to do his best to keep people entertained during the pandemic. He previously held a live streaming concert with Trisha Yearwood  online. The free show crashed Facebook Live due to its popularity.

Roberts also asked Brooks about his new album. The country singer said he didn’t want to be out promoting something like that while others are suffering right now or staying home and trying to sacrifice for others.

Brooks said he’s most likely to release it “when things start to kick back up” in the country.

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Encore Live will present Garth Brooks’ drive-in theater concert tour as a one-night event that will take place on Saturday, June 27.

A total of 300 drive-in theaters in North America will be part of the event. As of right now, those locations have yet to be announced. They will be revealed on the event’s Ticketmaster Universe page on Monday, June 15, at noon Eastern Time.

There’s also an email sign up area for fans on the Encore Live page to get the latest updates, and that page will likely include the Garth Brooks concert locations.

Tickets are set to go on sale several days later, on Friday, June 19, also at noon Eastern Time.

For ONE NIGHT ONLY a special Garth Brooks concert JUST FOR DRIVE-IN THEATERS across America! Tickets ON SALE 6/19 at 12pm ET! #GarthDriveIn -Team Garth pic.twitter.com/Qw1U7btiyd — Garth Brooks (@garthbrooks) June 11, 2020

Roberts asked about ticket costs, and Brooks told her the “blessing is there’s not a lot of tickets…a ticket is a car or a truck.”

Brooks added, “It’s a hundred bucks a car, or a hundred bucks a truck,” meaning that multiple individuals can attend together in a vehicle, safely, for that low $100 ticket price.

The event plans to use contactless ticketing to keep with social distancing.

The other cool aspect of the drive-in tour experience will be the fact people don’t have a speaker sitting on their car windows or next to the car like in the past. Instead, Brooks says, “you just tune into the concert through your car stereo.”

“So you can blast it and blare it as loud as you want…windows up, windows down, sing along,” Brooks added, calling it a “perfect way for us to still get to play music and still follow all the rules.”

In addition to individuals enjoying the event from their cars, other safety guidelines will be in place for the concert event .

GMA reported that it includes employees that are working the event wearing “personal protective equipment” and also having limited capacity for restrooms at the drive-in locations.

Jun 27th is my 69th birthday. My brother called and asked me if I wanted to go and could I try to get tickets. I didn’t know how much they were but when I saw 100.00 . I went back to try and reach my brother and let him know they did not say it was per person or per vehicle. When I could not reach him after 7/8 tries and afraid if I wait to long I would miss out all together….so I bought 2 tickets. then when I got my email and it explained that a ticket was for one car or truck. I immediately tried to contact Universe to obtain a refund and allow someone Else the chance to have my unused ticket. No Deal No Refunds which I didn’t see when purchasing. I felt like I had been robbed. Garth Brooks has way to much integrity to rip off a 69 yr old woman and I hope he hears my story and the Skowhegan Drive In Theatre owners in Maine get a piece of his Oklahoma mind .

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Season 1 - Building the oasis

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood embark on their most personal journey yet to build the honky-tonk of their dreams in the heart of Nashville. Paying tribute to his roots, Garth enlists the help of his friends, day-one tour team, and an all-star hospitality group to open the epic, four-story bar on Lower Broadway. This is a labor of love and his 'thank you' to the community of Music City.

Blame It On All My Roots

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In Episode 1, Garth explains his vision for Friends in Low Places.

Growing up in a house full of music and encouragement from his parents and siblings, Garth soon realized that doing music for a living wasn’t so far-fetched.  He describes playing honky-tonks in the early days of his career.

Setting the Stage

Episode 2 finds Garth setting the stage, literally, to bring the thrill and scale of his stadium shows to Friends in Low Places Bar and Honky-Tonk.  Enlisting the help of his tour production manager, stage designer, sound engineer, and lighting director—who have all toured with him for the last three decades--Garth installs the largest stage in any club on Lower Broadway.  

Setting The Table

Trisha Yearwood steps forward in episode 3, overseeing the design of her 3 rd -floor kitchen at Friends in Low Places and deciding which of her mouth-watering dishes will make it to the FILP menu.  

The Sevens Club

Classy. Cool. Sexy. Timeless. These words describe the Sevens Club on the third floor of Friends in Low Places.  In episode 4, Garth, Trisha, and the Fab 4 create the elevated experience that this private space will offer.

Inspiration for the Sevens Club comes from old Las Vegas and Frank Sinatra.

Road to the Oasis

In episode 5, the Friends in Low Places team races the clock to bring a tropical paradise to a rooftop on Lower Broadway.  With unobstructed bird's-eye views, palm trees, indoor and outdoor spaces, and the biggest rooftop in the Neon Neighborhood, the Oasis at FILP is THE spot to enjoy country music, cold beer, and a pina colada . . . or two! (one for each hand).

Full Circle

In the final episode of Friends in Low Places: Building the Oasis , Garth, Trisha, and team celebrate the grand opening of FILP after working feverishly to put all the finishing touches in place for the big night.  

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