Garth Brooks Releases New single "People Loving People" to Country Radio, Listen Here
Garth Brooks Releases New single "People Loving People" to Country Radio, Listen Here
Country music star Garth Brooks has released his first new single since 2008 with the track, "People Loving People." The single was written by busbee, Lee Thomas Miller, and Chris Wallin and will be available for purchase on September 8th.
You can listen to the new Garth Brooks single "People Loving People" HERE.
"People loving people / That's the enemy of everything that's evil. / Ain't no quick fix at the end of a needle. / It's just people loving people," he sings on his new single.
"The message is easy to embrace, and Brooks delivers a performance as passionate as any he delivered during his heyday 20 years ago," write the folks at Taste of Country, adding that "fans will love it" because the song "spreads a great message."
Garth Brooks made the announcement in July that he is back with a new album and working on a massive, three-year world tour. "I'm very proud of the ticket price," shares Brooks, who drew more than 5 million people to his last tour (1996-98).
A three year arena tour would push into 2017 and wife Trisha Yearwood wasn't sure he would want to be out on the road that long, but he responded, "The first one and the second one were both three years each, so I'd like that. I've never been more sure of anything, because the kids are healthy, and I'm touring with you."
Brooks hasn't released a new studio album since 2001's Scarecrow, but he tells USA TODAY that he's "deep" into the new album adding, "We're probably, I'm going to guess, 60, 75% done at this point." His new single will be released "sometime in the next two months," he told reporters Thursday at his news conference. The album will follow, likely around Black Friday for the holiday shopping season.
"His big change is making his music available to download," says Lon Helton, publisher of Country Aircheck, an industry trade publication. "And he's not giving it to iTunes." Brooks will sell his music online at garthbrooks.com.
Brooks, the top-selling artist in the USA since 1991, has never put his music up for sale in digital format. Some people might think "I'm giving it away, but I'm not," he says. But it will be offered "at a stupid price."
Brooks new album will be under Sony Music Nashville, who he recently signed with and will have RCA imprint. The album "is what we would traditionally think of as a double album, just because there's a lot to say," he says. One of the album's songs "might very well have taken the place of The Dance as my favorite song ever."
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