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Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood have sad news for fans. The musicians put out a statement today, July 6, 2020, announcing that they are postponing their Instagram live-stream event. The much-anticipated event was previously scheduled for July 7.
What we know about the postponed live-stream events
Sadly, Taste of Country reports that “They’re postponing both Tuesday’s live-stream show and July 13 episodes of Brooks’ Inside Studio G Facebook live series ‘out of an abundance of caution.'” The news comes after the legendary country music husband and wife duo learns that there is a potential COVID-19 exposure within their team.
Luckily, Brooks and Yearwood report they are feeling well. However, they just don’t want to take any chances. The news brief also states, “To be smart about this, they are all quarantining for two weeks and thank everyone for their concern.”
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New music from Garth Brooks
Garth Brooks’ latest single, “We Belong to Each Other” came out in June. When it came time to discuss the meaning behind the single CMT reports, “So when it’s time to say something, I think I’ll put a guitar to it.” Brooks also says during a Facebook Live chat, “and it’ll be something that sounds like, ‘We belong to each other, we are sister and brother, born to love one another.’ Given the difficult times in the world right now, Brooks says, “That’s the kind of message that I want to put out right now.”
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What’s Trisha Yearwood up to?
Surprisingly, it’s also been some time since “She’s in Love with the Boy” singer released a new song. According to her Wikipedia discograhpy, the last single released by Yearwood is “Every Girl in This Town” in 2019. However after Lauren Alaina appeared on Trisha’s cooking show, Trisha’s Southern Kitchen, the two powerhouse Country songstresses float the idea of singing together sometime. Shortly thereafter, a new rendition of Lauren Alaina’s song “Getting Good” was released.
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Lauren Alaina says, she’s “so thankful” to get to share “such an important message with one of the most important and impactful voices in my life.” Trisha is just as excited, reports Times Free Press. Yearwood says, “I just love the sentiment of this song.” Also, Trisha tells ABC News Radio, “And so there’s something very special about feeling relevant and current in an age where, you know… We’re not slowing down.” This is in reference to Garth Brooks continuing to tour and in anticipation of rerelease of “Getting Good.”
Luckily, it seems that Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are merely postponing their request-only show. As the duo previouly mentions, the show was originally live-streaming on July 7th. Unfortunately, after learning that a member of their team was exposed to COVID-19, the artist chose to err on the side of caution and undergo a 14-day quarantine.
Keep it tuned to Country Music Alley as this and other country music stories unfold.