Exploring Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood’s Nashville Bar in the New Series 'Friends in Low Places' on Prime Video
Join Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood in their upcoming docuseries on Prime Video, 'Friends in Low Places,' as they take you on a journey through their Nashville bar and share their stories.
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood have been busy launching a bar on Nashville's renowned Lower Broadway, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk, inspired by Brooks' popular 1990 hit song. The dynamic duo is now offering their fans a behind-the-scenes look at the entire process through a docuseries on Prime Video.
The docuseries, titled Friends in Low Places, will document the journey of Brooks, Yearwood, and the team of individuals who collaborated to construct the four-story bar and restaurant from scratch.
Brooks expressed, "This has exceeded my expectations greatly. What we have created goes beyond just a business venture. This journey has been the most exhilarating experience of my life."
Participating in this adventure are the original touring team of Brooks and the esteemed hospitality group, Strategic Hospitality, led by the Goldberg brothers, Benjamin and Max. This dynamic duo is responsible for the thriving culinary and nightlife scene in Nashville, managing all hospitality operations at Friends In Low Places. Also on board are Jenny Deathridge Bratt and Camille Tambunting, recognized as the key figures in Strategic Hospitality and the trusted team overseeing the development of Friends In Low Places.
For Brooks, the bar is a way to give back to the city that has given him so much.
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Brooks expressed his gratitude to Nashville, stating, "If you are one of the lucky ones who come to this town and receive its many blessings, don’t you owe something to Nashville?" He acknowledged that he owes a lot to Music City.
Paying it forward in a massive way, Friends in Low Places will be the largest bar on Broadway, spanning 54,715 square feet. The first two floors honor classic honky-tonks with bars, seating, and ample space for dancing to live music. The stage showcases a Circle G emblem, repurposed from the Central Park stage where Brooks set a record with over a million attendees—the park's largest concert ever.
Garth Brooks Trisha Yearwood Take Fans Inside the Making of Their Nashville Bar with New Prime Video Series Friends in Low Places
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The rooftop, dubbed The Oasis in a nod to a Brooks song lyric, is beach themed with 10-foot-tall palm trees and two bars, plus unmatched panoramic views of Music City.
The intimate private event spaces on the third floor of Friends in Low Places mimic the cozy atmosphere of the country music couple’s home.
The menu at Friends in Low Places will showcase some of Brooks’ favorite dishes, curated by none other than Trisha Yearwood. As the host of Food Network’s Trisha’s Southern Kitchen and a bestselling cookbook author, she is serving up traditional Southern cuisine that is inspired by her family's favorite meals.
"We embarked on this journey driven by passion, commitment, and a common goal," Yearwood expressed. "I am incredibly proud of the team behind the creation of Friends Bar and Honky Tonk. We cannot wait to unveil the result of everyone's hard work. It has exceeded even our wildest expectations."
Friends in Low Places will debut on Prime Video on March 7.
Editor's P/S:
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood's latest venture, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk, is an ambitious project that captures the spirit of Nashville's vibrant music scene. The upcoming docuseries on Prime Video promises to offer an intimate glimpse into the creation of this massive establishment, showcasing the passion and dedication of the team behind it. Brooks' heartfelt expression of gratitude towards Nashville is particularly touching, as he recognizes the city's role in his success.
The bar's unique design, featuring a rooftop oasis and private event spaces, reflects the couple's attention to detail and their desire to create a memorable experience for patrons. The inclusion of Trisha Yearwood's culinary expertise adds another layer of authenticity and charm, ensuring that Friends in Low Places will be a culinary destination as well as a music venue. With its grand scale and thoughtful execution, this venture is poised to become a beloved landmark in Nashville, honoring the city's rich musical heritage while offering a fresh and exciting entertainment option.
