Amazon Music has announced that Garth Brooks will headline the first-ever Black Friday Amazon Music Live special on November 24.
The AML special will be livestreamed from the grand opening of Brooks' new Nashville bar, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk. The sold-out concert in Nashville has already earned over three-million ticket requests from fans of the best-selling solo artist in the U.S.
Airing on Prime Video and Twitch beginning at 7 p.m. EST, The Black Friday AML special will see Brooks performing brand-new music, chart-topping hits, fan favorites, deep cuts from his discography, including tracks from his upcoming studio album, Time Traveler. Prime Video will provide free access to AML — even to those without a Prime membership or an Amazon account.
"Amazon Music Live and Garth Brooks are coming together for Black Friday after the game to livestream a special 'Dive Bar' concert from the grand opening of the Friends In Low Places Bar and Honky-Tonk in Nashville," said Brooks. "We've already seen over 3 million entries to win a chance to attend, and thanks to our friends at Amazon, this episode will ensure that everybody who wants to see this show can."
He added, "Not only will the people see the Friends bar for the first time, but they will also hear new music live for the first time…and if you know us, we will be playing the old stuff, as well."
The AML Black Friday special will air after Black Friday Football — the first-ever NFL game played on Black Friday.
(Photo: Amazon Music)
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