Garth Brooks Releases ‘Triple Seven’ Las Vegas Box Set
Garth Brooks has been playing shows at his Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace this year. Seven has always been Garth’s favorite number, and he combines the…
Garth Brooks has been playing shows at his Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace this year. Seven has always been Garth's favorite number, and he combines the two in a new box set.
The new Garth Brooks 7-7-7 Jackpot Box Set includes seven discs of music filled with 77 songs and a custom book full of photos showcasing his performances at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
Garth told us, "When you think about Vegas, you think about getting lucky. Nothing's better than 7-7-7. I love this box set simply because it's got stuff in it you can't get anywhere else."
The new set is a lot like each performance he gives onstage at The Colosseum. However, the Garth Brooks 7-7-7 Jackpot Box Set has been created for folks to take home with them. It's filled with four discs of cover songs reflecting his influences, songs performed live, and a unique collection of collaborations.
Brooks added, "When you think about the Stadium Tour, when you think about the Comeback Tour, the Dive Bars, the one-man show – the show at Caesars Palace has them all!"
He concluded, "I love this box because it's got the greatest songs in it. But for me? It also has the greatest fun in it."
Garth has as many shows this month at Caesars Palace, including tonight (7/3) and Friday night (7/5).
Reba McEntire was at the top of her game in country music when she booked her 1990 through 1991 tour. She had an opening act on that tour, which she felt had the potential to be a big star. That act was Garth Brooks.
Reba told us what she saw in him in a recent interview promoting her new book, Not That Fancy: Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots. The country icon said, "He toured in 1990 and 1991 with me, and I saw the uniqueness. I saw the professionalism. I saw a kid from Oklahoma coming out and was bigger than life itself."
Garth wrote the forward in Reba's book, and she was blown away by what he said. She offered, "I was really flattered that he said, yes, he would do the forward, and then I was thankful, grateful, and humbled. It really moved me what he said about me in the book because I was with Garth at the beginning of his career."
She added, "For him to say those things about me, it was really nice. It moved my heart tremendously because he's a hard worker; he's a very dedicated person. What you see is what you get with Garth. I love him."
