You walk in here you feel like you’re in a good place, everyone has good manners, you feel safe, and you feel like the product’s going to be great.” “I want this to be the Chick-Fil-A of honky tonks. “You want your bar to be inclusive,” he says. His honky tonk will be a place where everyone feels welcome. “I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, you can like Garth Brooks or you can not like Garth Brooks,” he says, “but either way, chances are you’ve probably sang “Friends in Low Places” at a wedding or something with everybody else.” It’s not only one of his biggest hits, it’s also one of the most recognized songs in country music.

“So, when this (opportunity) popped up, the thought was, does Garth Brooks owe Nashville? You bet Garth Brooks owes Nashville!”īut when he decided to create a bar and music venue, instead of putting his own name on the building, he chose to name it after his signature song, “Friends in Low Places.” He says it’s important to remember a song will outlive an artist and this song, in particular, is a pretty good name for a bar.

“This town has been amazing to me,” he says.

Garth brooks nothing about me yet