As he had done for the other eight Kansas City shows, Brooks opened by rising from a hole in the stage while playing “The Fever.” But he appeared stiff during the first 90 minutes of his performance as he played a string of hits that included “Friends in Low Places” and “The Dance,” wrote Timothy Finn, a reviewer for The Kansas City Star.
Brooks then told fans the simulcast had ended and promised the rest of the night was for them.
“Instantly, his mood changed and so did theirs,” wrote Finn.
The next 45 minutes included Brooks singing “That Summer,” “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damned Old)” and “Two Pina Coladas.” He also offered a solo acoustic medley of songs from James Taylor, Bob Seger and George Strait.
The crowd joined in as Brooks closed with “American Pie.”
“Garth: One Man, One City, One Night,” a 90-minute music special on Brooks’ series of sold-out concerts in Kansas City, will premiere Nov. 23 on GAC, the Great American Country television network announced Friday.
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