More Than A Dozen Garth Brooks fans were in line today, before the Morning Sun peeped over the Country Music Hall east of Bridgestone Firestone Arena, waiting for tickets to His flood relief concerts to go on sale.
Brooks and his wife, Trisha Yearwood, will take part in a flood relief concert on December 17 at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena with all proceeds going to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.
Tickets are $ 25, and they're available is Ticketmaster, by phone and online today, too.
WHO fans wanted to buy in person Stood in line early Thursday morning to get wristbands. They HAD Thurs Return to stand in line again today to buy tickets. Each is limited Thurs eight.
Todd Melton Drove in again from Pulaski, starting at about 3 am, to buy his tickets and got in line about 6 am. They Blew is a thermos cup of coffee in his gloved hands, a Harley-Davidson cap Pulled low over his ears.
A buddy had occurred Promised To Come by and ride in with him but did not make the early morning wake-up. "He's gonna get a little extra Charged for his tickets," Melton said.
Jonathan Casterline was right behind him in line. They was living in Upstate New York But Brooks missed the big Central Park concert. "When I see an Opportunity like this for $ 27, I Have to try," they said.
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