In just a couple of hours, Garth Brooks wrote what would become one of the most emotional songs of his career. In 1991, ...

Plenty of other country stars scored big pop crossover hits prior to Garth Brooks, but the phrase “crossover” itself illustrates what Brooks did differently. Prior to Garth, country singers became ...

Brooks released Ropin’ the Wind on September 2, 1991. It debuted at No. 1 on the Top Country Albums chart dated September 28. The LP maintained the top spot for a whopping 29 consecutive weeks.

Arriving in 1989 with his self-titled debut album, Garth Brooks quickly became synonymous with the ’90s country movement. His second single, “If Tomorrow Never Comes,” became his first No. 1 hit the ...

"This airport is very infamous for us," Brooks said during a pre-concert press conference Thursday. "It's the only place where you land and you're still 3,000 feet up. You've still got to come down ...

Garth Brooks isn’t a stranger to shattering records. He’s packed stadiums, earned more Diamond-certified albums than any artist in history, and walked away with just about every major country award ...

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

Country singer Trisha Yearwood put her career on hold to spend quality time with her family. "When I married Garth and I moved to ...