Garth Brooks Announces End Of His “Inside Studio G” Sessions After 8 Years
After Eight Fun Years, Garth Brooks Is Set To Say Goodbye To His Popular Weekly Series, “Inside Studio G.”
Initially launched in July 2016, this intimate chat with fans has become a staple for Brooks fans. It first started on his official Facebook page and SiriusXM but now airs on his website and The Garth Channel on TuneIn. Brooks shared the bittersweet news on Monday, July 15, hinting that the series would conclude by Christmas. However, he offered no specific reason for the decision.
“Inside Studio G” Has Provided Fans With Exclusive Access To Brooks’ Creative Process.
From fun songwriting sessions to behind-the-scenes recording stories, viewers have had the rare opportunity to see these iconic moments unfold. Brooks once described the series as a journey into the heart of his music. Introducing the segment, Brooks said:
“You’re going to see the room where ‘The Dance’ was cut. You’re going to see the room we packed 15 people in to sing ‘Friends In Low Places,’ and you’re going to see the new album be created, and you’re going to be part of it.”
We sure have loved Garth Brooks’ “Inside Studio G” sessions and are sad to see them go!
You can watch the very first episode of Garth Brooks’ series here!
In Other Exciting News, Garth Brooks Will Be Celebrated During The 50th Anniversary Of Austin City Limits (ACL).
As part of the tenth anniversary Hall of Fame celebration, Brooks and his band will perform on September 5 at ACL Live at the Moody Theater in Austin, Texas. His Hall of Fame induction will be featured in an hour-long broadcast on PBS at a later date. Tickets for the monumental event go on sale on August 2.
Expressing his gratitude in a statement, Brooks shared:
“To be part of anything Austin City Limits is and always has been an honor. I am humbled and grateful to not only be a part of the 50th Anniversary but to be inducted into the ACL Hall of Fame is over the top.”
Austin City Limits is keeping the festivities going with an exciting lineup of upcoming tapings featuring Kacey Musgraves, The War and Treaty, Maggie Rogers, and Gracie Abrams.
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Austin City Limits, which premiered on PBS in 1975, will kick off its 50th season on September 28. The ACL Hall of Fame, established in 2014, honors artists who have significantly contributed to the series’ rich history. Fun fact: October 17, 2024, will mark 50 years to the day that Willie Nelson recorded the first-ever episode of Austin City Limits.
Garth Brooks is certainly a well-deserving candidate for this honor. Congratulations to him on his induction into the ACL Hall of Fame!
