On This Day in 1998, Garth Brooks Released the Wildly Successful Album That Broke a Sales Record Set by Pearl Jam
On This Day in 2001, Garth Brooks Released His Final Album Before Stepping Out of the Spotlight for More Than a Decade
On This Day in 1990, Garth Brooks Was at No. 1 With the Album That Made Him an International Sensation and Introduced Some of the Best Country Songs of the Decade
Country Time Machine: Garth Brooks Pulls Out a Classic Southern Rock Cover During a Televised Concert
On This Day in 2013, We Said Goodbye to the the Half-Sister and Bandmate of a Country Icon Who Helped Inspire a Controversial 90s Hit Ahead of Its Time
On This Day in 2009, Garth Brooks Returned to the Spotlight After Being Made an Offer He Couldn’t Refuse
On This Day in 1990, Garth Brooks Was at No. 1 with a Signature Song Inspired by an Unpaid Diner Bill
On This Day in 1991, Garth Brooks Was in the Middle of a Six-Month Run at No. 1 With His Second Chart-Topping Album of the Year
Born on This Day in 1948, the Record-Breaking Rodeo Cowboy Musician Garth Brooks Offered To Donate His Liver To
On This Day in 1990, Garth Brooks Entered the ‘Billboard’ 200 With One of the Biggest Country Albums of All Time
