American Songwriter

On This Day in 1998, Garth Brooks Released the Wildly Successful Album That Broke a Sales Record Set by Pearl Jam

On this day (November 17) in 1998, Garth Brooks released Double Live. Brooks recorded the album on his 1996-1998 world tour.
American Songwriter

On This Day in 2001, Garth Brooks Released His Final Album Before Stepping Out of the Spotlight for More Than a Decade

Twenty-four years ago today, Garth Brooks released his final album before entering semi-retirement to spend more time at home.

Trisha Yearwood explains what made her step away from the spotlight after marrying Garth Brooks

Country star Trisha Yearwood explained her decision to stop touring and become a bonus mom to three children after her 2005 ...
AOL

Garth Brooks’ Blockbuster No. 1 Hit Was Inspired by an Unpaid Restaurant Bill

Garth Brooks' 1990 number one hit has a doozy of an origin story. Brooks was riding high on the success of his self-titled debut album (with its hit "The Dance") when he was in the studio recording ...
SFGate

Trisha Yearwood Reveals How Writing Songs at Her and Garth Brooks' Nashville Home Gave Her Courage To Pen an Album for Very First Time

Country music sensation Trisha Yearwood released her debut single more than 30 years ago—yet she is still checking off some major career milestones with the release of her latest album, "The Mirror," ...