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December 16 & 22, 2010 - Bridgestone Arena
Pictures from the first & last night of concerts for Nashville Flood Relief
Pictures by Katie Lovering
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The nine
Garth Brooks
concerts in
Nashville
from
December
16-22 were
filmed for a
motion picture
production
That concert eventually turned into nine Nashville concerts
Garth Brooks to Hold Nashville Benefit Concert
Country music stars Garth Brooks and wife Trisha Yearwood are
holding a benefit concert December 17, 2010 in Nashville Tennessee
to help flood victims in middle Tennessee. Taped on October 28, 2010
Tennessee Flood Relief Concerts
Garth Brooks is back! Garth Brooks is performing nine concerts with
his band in December 2010, giving all proceeds to Nashville flood
relief from the May 2010 Nashville floods that caused much damage
to the Nashville area

These concerts set a record for the most tickets sold in a single day in Tennessee.
continues to break concert records and cause a fan frenzy, even after having been
temporarily retired from the road for more than a decade. The entertainer sold more
than 140,000 tickets on Saturday, November 6, and what started as one benefit concert
to help flood victims exploded into nine sold-out shows at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.
The day's ticket sales set a record for Tennessee, breaking a concert record previously
held by Michael Jackson at Knoxville's Neyland Stadium with 72,000 tickets.

"A very special thanks to country radio, the great people at Ticketmaster and everyone
who helped with the on-sale and most of all the people who showed up to get tickets,"
says Garth. "It's great to be a part of the healing."

To truly show his appreciation to those folks at Ticketmaster dealing with the flood
of phone calls, Garth sent the workers pizza to thank them for all of their hard work.

The legendary performer will play nine full concerts in six days: December 16, 17, 19, 20,
21 and 22, with two shows on the 16th, 21st and 22nd. More than $3.5 million was raised
from ticket sales at $25 per ticket, with all proceeds going to The Community Foundation
of Middle Tennessee to continue to assist victims who were impacted by May's tragic
floods, which caused more than $2 billion in damages in Nashville alone.

The benefit concerts, which will include Garth's wife, Trisha Yearwood, his full band
and some surprise guests, are his only arena shows of the year, and it marks his
return to the Nashville area since 1998.
Trisha Yearwood with husband Garth  Brooks
Special Guest Steve Wariner
Nashville, Tennessee - 12-16-10 - http://www.youtellconcerts.com    
Chrystal talks with fans after the Garth Brooks
double headed on 12-16-10 to benefit the flood! USA!
Pictures taken the first night by Katie Lovering
Pictures of the show & downtown from the last night by Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts
by Pat Adams & Carol Alger
Garth Brooks announced back in October that he would be performing a full concert in Nashville with his band. The proceeds would go to
huge demand for tickets. It actually set a one day record for the most tickets sold in Tennessee.
We went to the first show of the last night on December 22nd. The Bridgestone Arena was packed full of Garth Brooks fans. As the band
came out on stage, Garth came up through the floor from under the stage. The show began! Garth performed many of his hit songs
including Callin' Baton Rouge,  Shameless, Unanswered Prayers, The River, Rodeo, Two Pina Coladas, That Summer, The
Dance and many more of his hits. My favorites were The Thunder Rolls and Friends In Low Places. Steve Wariner came out and did a
song or two with Garth. Trisha Yearwood came out and did a few of her hits including She's In Love With The Boy and How Do I Live.
Garth also took requests from the crowd, playing solo on an acoustic guitar.
After reading a sign of a fan in the audience, Garth brought her down to the stage and gave her his guitar. The show had lots of energy,
great sound great lighting and a very colorful stage. The band was tight during this show, which lasted about 2 1/2 hours. Garth introduced
the band saying that many of the members have been with him since early on. He told the crowd that he is giving back to Nashville through
these benefit concerts.
The concert was great. We really enjoyed ourselves. After the show, we visited Broadway, which was closed off to traffic due to the amount
of fans. These nine concerts raised millions of dollars for Nashville flood relief and pumped even more millions into the Nashville economy.
THANKS GARTH for a wonderful night of entertainment and for helping out Music City USA.
Trisha Yearwood
Garth Merchandise
Downtown Nashville after the first show
Tootsies Orchid Lounge
Tootsies and Nashville thank GARTH
Donate $10 to Flood Relief (follow instructions)
See our other Garth Brooks pages
currently the CMA Music Festival
in Nashville. The page includes a
Garth Brooks biography and more.

www.tennesseeconcerts.com
/garthbrooks
See pictures & information on the Unanswered The
movie was also produced by Garth Brooks
for the Lifetime Network. See official pictures &
information on our Unanswered Prayer page

www.tennesseeconcerts.com/amsweredprayers
The Best Of 1992, an ABC Special taped at the
Nashville Convention Center on December 1, 1992.
See Garth with Steve Wariner, and Alison Krauss.


www.tennesseeconcerts.com/garthbrookstv
Broadway in downtown Nashville Tennessee
Broadway Street was closed off to traffic
From the big screen in the center. Garth Brooks does The Thunder Rolls
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