Filed under: Country News, Live in Concert
Garth Brooks played his first arena show since 2008 last night (Thursday, December 16) at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, hitting the stage with his band of friends and fellow musicians, many of whom have been with him since the beginning of his career. The singer kept a smile on his face throughout the nearly two-hour show, obviously loving being back onstage in the arena setting.
The singer made a grand entrance with his hit 'Rodeo,' acknowledging the crowd's tremendous reception by saying, "Hello Nashville. On behalf of the band and everyone involved, we thank you for letting us come home to play our music. Tonight is not about tears; this is about laughter and having fun, so let's raise some hell!"
After rocking out to 'Papa Loved Mama,' country music's best-selling artist declared, "I have missed you guys so much." He went on to tell the sold-out crowd of 17,000 fans, "I'll tell you, you guys have done your job [buying tickets to the shows]. Now it's our turn to do ours."
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