Garth Brooks - one of the last great holdouts against digitally downloading music - is finally ready to let his music be purchased online. Of course, he's still sticking it…
Wow! It's no wonder Garth postponed his big 7/7 announcement from yesterday until Thursday. It's now official, Garth has pulled out of all five concerts he planned to hold at Croke…
Well now this is disappointing. Last week Garth's website started displaying a message that read: The wait is over...7/7. Fans, including myself, were pretty stoked to know there was news coming…
Uh oh. Looks like the luck of the Irish may very well have run out for Garth Brooks. Brooks announced back in February that his very first comeback tour dates…
Once in a blue moon I will hear someone sing that will bring me to tears. This is one of those times. Yeah, yeah, I'm a total sap. Chris…
Okay, I'm just funnin' with you. Country comeback kid Garth Brooks hasn't actually decided to call off his comeback tour and stay in Ireland forever, but he sure as heck…
Garth Brooks is an iTunes hold out and has talked before about why he won't put his music on the digital download giant. His excuse? He's just looking out for the songwriters who have written his music.
But having a good reason doesn't mean that everyone's happy about his decision.
Blake Shelton is one of those frustrated fans and he took to Twitter on Saturday to let his feelings be known.
Brooks headed to Ireland today to make the very special announcement in person that his first official comeback date will be in Dublin on July 25 and 26.