Garth Brooks Notre Dame Concert on Tv Reviews

Editor's Note: This letter of the alphabet was sent to Saving Country Music by a Garth fan, and is posted with permission. Please be respectful to this contributor with your comments.

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10/23/2018

I have taken the by two days to find the words I'd like to share in regards to the concert at Notre Matriarch.

I am a seasoned Garth fan, having seen him 17 previous times at diverse locations (Chicago, Denver, Wynn) over the past 30 years. Garth is my coming of age music. He began the tour scene equally I got my drivers license, giving me the rebellion from my parents music and opportunity to drive to see him perform. His music provides a soundtrack to my life, as I grow from teenager to mid 40s adult.

I did travel from Denver for the Notre Dame concert. And though I enjoyed the concert, I feel I did not see a Garth Brooks concert, but watched a taping of a functioning. The majority of the evening was dominated by CBS, prioritizing their footage over the 18-carat catamenia of a alive performance. The authenticity of all that Garth concerts take been was compromised, every bit the evening was sold out to production versus a deep rooted fan base.

Every bit a fan, I am outraged that the flow of the concert was interrupted multiple times for 're-taping,' killing the magical vibe of every other Garth concert which I have attended. There was an invisible barrier between Garth and his fans on Sat night, blocking the intimate connection which he has always provided even in the largest arenas.

Information technology is unfathomable to me that he choose to encompass multiple other artists' material, over powerful Garth anthems. I am unclear about the prepare list, and who the target listener was. The determination to skip songs such as "Shameless," "Nosotros Shall Be Gratis" and "People Loving People" was i that was made not for a Garth enthusiast, but for a bankroll bigger than what a humble fan is able to contribute.

I am disappointed and disheartened. Moreover, I am overall stunned that Garth would perform as he did to 84,000 fans who paid and traveled to see him, choosing wealth and publicity over a sincere performance. Garth has always been on a pedestal, the highest ranked musician in my life. The giver of the melody, the consistent yet innovative.

I'yard not sure how to keep and keep my back up for Garth. When people ask about the concert, my middle breaks to tell them the truth. As he begins his stadium bout, I question everything. Were the last 30 years of musical performances bogus? Does Garth prioritize the human fan or the dollars? Has be always been a dancing puppet? Why did I pay to become 1 of his puppets at Notre Dame? Does he have nobility every bit a performer or will the person singing at the stadium bout continue to be a pawn for the industry?

With respect,

Sheila Ferrigan

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Garth Brooks announced on October 17th during a press briefing at the Land Music Hall of Fame that his side by side tour will be a stadium tour, with 10 to 12 concerts every year for the next three years, with a total of 30 dates. Specific dates take non been announced yet. His CBS special taped at Notre Dame Stadium is set to air on CBS Dec 2nd.

THE NOTRE Dame CONCERT WAS *NOT* INITIALLY ADVERTISED AS A Boob tube TAPING, AND THIS WAS NOT DISCLOSED WHEN TICKETS WENT ON Sale. THIS WAS Not DISCLOSED UNTIL Oct 17TH—DAYS BEFORE THE CONCERT.

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Source: https://www.savingcountrymusic.com/a-garth-brooks-fan-sounds-off-on-notre-dame-stadium-concert/

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