Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood broke the internet, or at least Facebook, in March when they put on a home show during the quarantine, and the superstar couple appears to be gearing up to do the same next month, according to Brooks. During the singer’s weekly Facebook live series, Inside Studio GOn June 22, Brooks scoffed at an upcoming show, and told fans to keep their calendars open on July 7.
“Let’s look and see what karma says about seven, seven [July 7]”, said.” Let’s make an appointment! We will find a time to do it, and we will. Let’s unite in love. Let’s do that. “The initial Brooks and Yearwood home show took place during Inside Studio G on March 23, and soon after, they received a special on CBS on April 1. On May 2, they performed together at the Grand Ole Opry. Ahead of his potentially upcoming home show, Brooks will headline a concert on June 27 that will air to 300 theaters across North America.
“This guy came to me and said, ‘Hey, look, we can put together 300 drive-in theaters if you create a concert just for drive-in cinemas. We can get families to get in the car, go outside on Saturday night.’ “he said in Good morning america Thursday. “They will perform it like a regular concert, but this will be across North America, just one night. We are excited because this is a reason to get out of the house, but at the same time follow all the COVID rules for each individual state and you can have fun and stay within the guidelines of social distancing … we call it ‘social distancing party’. “
In addition to sharing their music, Brooks and Yearwood have spent time together at home on their farm in Tennessee, where Brooks has been busy tackling household projects. “She gets up early in the morning, made my coffee and leaves and starts working on the farm,” she said during a recent episode of her own Facebook show. “That has been their … therapy during all this, going out and doing things. You know how … I don’t know if you are like this, but they have all these projects in their house that ‘thinking, you.
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