Hall of Fame superstars dominate the '90s Garth Brooks, Vince Gill and Reba McEntire. Brooks & Dunn. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Sixty percent of the Grand Ole Opry's ...

Country music legend Garth Brooks once played nine sold-out shows at T-Mobile Center, and he also has had a concert at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. On Thursday night, Brooks was back in town ...

Eagle-eyed Garth Brooks fans knew Sunday evening that something was going on. Brooks posted a video to his social media stories showing him climbing onto his private jet with a duffle bag.

On this day (April 30) in 1990, Garth Brooks released “The Dance” as the fourth and final single from his self-titled debut album. The song went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs ...

A great shirt I saw at the festival adapted a famous ... But then he brought out Garth Brooks for “Friends in Low Places.” Now it seems destined to go down as among the best in the festival ...

During his set at the T-Mobile Mane Stage, Combs performed a stack set of hits and sprinkled his act with huge surprise guests: Bailey Zimmerman, Good Charlotte and lastly, Garth Brooks.

with a special performance of "Friends in Low Places" — and he had some help from his good friend Garth Brooks! The duo took turns singing the lyrics to Brooks' 1990 hit and came together for ...

Turn the '90s back to Reba McEntire's breakout hit "Whoever's In New England" and Garth Brooks' inclusion alongside fellow list member Alan Jackson in country's class of 1989 to understand where ...

Setting up the crowd, Combs said he wanted to do something special to end his set and began strumming the opening lines of Garth Brooks’ classic “Friends in Low Places.” Just as fans were ...

Setting up the crowd, Combs said he wanted to do something special to end his set and began strumming the opening lines of Garth Brooks’ classic “Friends in Low Places.” Just as fans were belting ...

In December, Brooks filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, but a U.S. District Judge refused to do so because the “original action” still open in Mississippi.