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There's a lot of talk about "going corporate" in the music industry. If you leave Southern Lord and go to Epic, are you really corporate? This metal fan would argue no. There can be little doubt however that offering an album exclusively through Walmart or iTunes is as corporate as it gets. Check out a few other bands that have gone Walclusive, ranked from least to most surprising. -
Garth Brooks Shares New Album Title and Cover Art
It's official - Garth Brooks' new project will be titled 'Man Against Machine' and it will hit stores on November 11. -
Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood Discuss Marriage And Touring In New Interview [SCHEDULE]
Garth Brooks is currently in the midst of his comeback world tour, but he still gets to spend time with his wife every day. -
Garth Brooks Announces Four Minneapolis Dates as Comeback Tour Continues
Garth Brooks' tour stop announcement dates are coming a tad quicker than they were a few months ago. The most recent update to his tour schedule is the addition of a fifth city: Minneapolis, where for the time being he's confirmed to be playing at least two dates at the Target Center. It will be his first stop in Minnesota in more than 16 years. -
Trisha Yearwood Dropping New Album 'PrizeFighter' Six Days after Garth Brooks New Album
Trisha Yearwood must struggle to keep her husband Garth Brooks from overshadowing her, considering his whole comeback-tour-and-album and mystery campaign over the last year. Perhaps why that's why she's just announced that her new collection, PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit, would be released on November, less than a week following Brooks' new set. -
Garth Brooks Breaks Ticket Sales Record, Shrugs: 'I Wish I Could Explain It'
Garth Brooks is still breaking records at 52. -
Garth Brooks New Album: Release Date Announced
To be released on his new digital music website, the new record is also available in a bundle deal that gives customers all of his current studio albums plus this year's and next year's projects. -
Garth Brooks Announces Lexington, KY as His Fourth Stop on Tour; Where Will He End Up Next?
Garth Brooks has been a little quicker about naming thew fourth locale on his new tour: The country icon will travel from Jacksonville to Lexington, KY's Rupp Arena (as reported by Rolling Stone), home to the town's beloved Kentucky Wildcats basketball team. -
Garth Brooks Will Play Six Shows in Jacksonville
The next city has been announced in the Garth Brooks comeback tour and the lucky town is none other than Jacksonville, Florida. -
Garth Brooks Releases Discography for $29.99
Garth Brooks promised during a press conference—which also confirmed his current don't-call-it-a-comeback tour and new album—that he would finally be releasing his song catalog digitally, after years of holding out from iTunes and other providers. He promised that fans would be able to get the whole shebang for a "stupid" price. We had no idea just how stupid it would be. -
Garth Brooks Adds One More Chicago Show; More Atlanta Concerts Coming?
Garth Brooks has been working on adding sold-out concerts to his run in Atlanta but that doesn't mean he's done with Chicago yet. The performer added one more show to his run in the Windy City, according to Rolling Stone, bringing his total to 11 in the city. -
Garth Brooks Up to Seven Shows in Atlanta, No Indication He's Done Adding Shows in Georgia
Garth Brooks might be able to end his comeback tour after playing just two cities during 2014 and still have plenty of money to show for it. Thus far Brooks has only announced two towns for the current tour...although those two cities have combined for 17 concerts thus far. Brooks has added four dates to his Atlanta tour stop since we last spoke and we can't say he's done. -
This Day In Music History - August 6th
On this day in music history, Garth Brooks, Peter Wolf and Johnny Cash all made the news. -
Jason Aldean's Digital Sales Mark Irrelevant in Context with Garth Brooks' Coming Digital Deluge
Jason Aldean was named as the all-time bestselling country male country performer in terms of digital sales this week. That's quite an accomplishment in the age of Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney and more, but few have considered how irrelevant that will be by the end of 2014. One performer Aldean hasn't had to outsell was Garth Brooks, who currently stands with literally zero digital tracks sold under his name. That is, until GarthBrooks.com finally releases his digital catalogue by the end of 2014. -
Garth Brooks Comeback Tour Heading to Atlanta
Garth Brooks, the master of suspense, has kept it up when it comes to revealing the dates for his comeback tour, revealing the cities one-by-one. Wednesday's news was that Brooks would be bringing his act to Atlanta as the second city on his tour.
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