Checking this off the bucket list. Yes, I seriously have one and yes, seeing Garth was seriously on it.
This show is -- like everyone has said -- a one man show with a little help from the missus. It starts off with Garth Brooks kind of acting like Tom Cruise when he was on Oprah and jumped up on that couch. Kind of a maniac. But he quickly settles in to delivering an awesome show that I would imagine is great even for non Country fans. I freaking love Country so I cannot really comment on that.
At first, I was trepiditious because he was telling some great stories but not playing a lot of music. That quickly changes and the appearance by Trisha Yearwood was great. Her voice is better live than on the radio. Amazing. And there is an easy love between these two. Not to sound too cheese whiz, but you can tell they truly love each other and it was really cute to see them together. I also really liked how the show is set up as Garth Brooks' life story through music. I have always been a Garth Brooks fan but was really shocked to see just how charming he is even when he isn't singing but just talking to the audience. Highly entertaining and I would recommend this show to anyone looking for a unique Las Vegas show and a fun night. One word of caution: Once you get Friends in Low Places in your head, it never leaves. You've been warned!