Now that Garth Brooks and his wife Trisha Yearwood have announced their relocation from Oklahoma to Nashville, they're cutting ties with another home -- saying goodbye to a prime piece of real estate in Malibu.
Music City is getting even more musical with the addition of country stars Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, who have announced they are moving to Nashville.
You won't find Trisha Yearwood onstage at SeaWorld this year, but that's not necessarily because she has issues with any ethical aspect of the marine park like some of her fellow country artists.
Trisha Yearwood is out of the kitchen and on the road for a 20-city tour!
Chris Young's new song 'Who I Am With You' may be unstoppable, but it will face its biggest challenge yet this weekend. The new track from 'Aw Naw' knocked Blake Shelton out earlier this week. Can his fans do the same to Garth Brooks?
The live version of 'The Call' from Garth Brooks' 'Live at the Wynn' performance is his first single since 2008. It's a duet with his wife Trisha Yearwood, but their happy marriage doesn't stand in the way of a heartbreaking performance.
Willie Nelson isn't the only country singer bailing on SeaWorld.
Wednesday night (Dec. 11), 'Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Tale' will air, and with it will come a special performance from Clarkson, Reba McEntire and Trisha Yearwood together, performing 'Silent Night.' You can preview a peek of their rendition -- and it's bound to ramp up your excitement!
In an interview held in conjunction with his 'Live From Las Vegas' concert, which aired on CBS on Friday (Nov. 29), beloved country icon Garth Brooks took questions from fans, which he answered honestly and with the type of sincere forthrightness not normally demonstrated in a superstar of his stature.
Trisha Yearwood shared some emotional family news with her fans this week. The star singer is currently dealing with the loss of her Uncle Wilson, who passed on Monday (Nov. 11).
