Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- November 14

Travis Tritt has a torn meniscus in his left knee but says his December shows will go on as planned. Good news for those that have tickets for his show at The Virginia on December 9.  Travis said he will have knee surgery mid-December.


Garth Brooks paid a visit to Good Morning America today to announce his Las Vegas residency.  Garth Brooks/Plus ONE, will begin in May of 2023 at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Garth says he is going to try something new. These will be one man shows. Garth only but his band is going to be sitting in the audience just in case he decides he wants to throw in a fiddle or drums. Each show will be different and will occasionally include a special guest.

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