“Garth Brooks Reveals Status of Invite to Travis Kelce for His New Bar”
Country music icon Garth Brooks recently commended NFL star Travis Kelce for his impressive rendition of Brooks’ iconic song, “Friends in Low Places,” during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade.
In an exclusive interview with ET’s Rachel Smith, Brooks expressed his enthusiasm for Kelce’s performance, describing it as “fantastic” and extending an invitation for a repeat at the grand opening of his new Nashville establishment, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk.
Despite Kelce’s busy schedule being labeled as the “busiest guy on the planet,” Brooks remains undeterred. He acknowledges Kelce’s inability to attend the bar’s opening due to prior commitments in Singapore but is extending his offer to fly the athlete to Nashville at any convenient time.
Emphasizing the uniqueness of Kelce’s take on the song, Brooks appreciates how the repeating Super Bowl champions portrayed the underdog spirit through his rendition.
Expressing his admiration for Kelce’s performance, Brooks stated, “I’ll send a plane anytime he wants to come here and sing.” The country music legend appreciates the way Kelce breathed new life into the underdog anthem and is eager to have him showcase his talent at the grand opening of Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk.
Garth Brooks’ wife, Trisha Yearwood, initially had reservations about being part of the restaurant business but changed her mind after meeting the team behind the establishment.
With the involvement of Strategic Hospitality co-owner Max Goldberg and a hands-on approach from Brooks and Yearwood, the four-story bar boasts a honky-tonk, a menu featuring Yearwood’s recipes, live music, and a rooftop with an oasis theme.
According to Goldberg, Brooks, and Yearwood played a pivotal role in shaping every design element and detail of Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk. Describing their involvement as inspiring, Goldberg highlights how the couple’s commitment to the project went beyond expectations, ensuring the creation of an exceptional product.
Fans eager to witness the journey of creating Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk can delve into Brooks and Yearwood’s new docuseries, “Friends in Low Places,” available for streaming on Prime Video.
The docuseries captures the daily progress of the project, showcasing the transformation from its initial stages to the grand opening, offering viewers an inside look at the couple’s venture into the restaurant business.
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Max Goldberg expresses his joy and pride in working with Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood on this project, stating that their involvement was a career highlight. Describing them as even better than expected, Goldberg commends Brooks and Yearwood for their hands-on approach, making every decision and ensuring the creation of an extraordinary establishment.