Ever since the world has been on lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic, live music has been silenced. No one knows when we will be able to go to a concert again.
Actually, that is no longer true. Garth Brooks announced today on Good Morning America that on June 27th, he will be doing the first concert in nearly three months. What? How? Where? Why?
Brooks and Encore Live have teamed up for a one-night event at around 300 drive-in theaters across the US. For $100 per vehicle, you can bring your family and friends from low places in a car or a truck, and watch Garth do what he does best on the big screen. That is performing. His wife is better at cooking on the small one. I say that with love Trisha Yearwood.
Anyways, it is a creative and safe way to enjoy a concert again, and I am happy they are making it happen. Hopefully, this could become a weekly event. There are two musicians that I would pay for in this type of scenario, and they are Bon Jovi and Madonna. Who would you pay to see?
In order for us to get more shows, then we have to go to this one. Tickets will be available on June 19th at the overpriced Ticketmaster. How generous would it be if they waved their service charge?
Another nice thing would be if they put the cars in the front and trucks in the back. If they don’t, then all of y’all tall people will finally understand why us shorter people hate standing behind you on the floor at a show.
