Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood's 'Friends In Low Places' Honky Tonk Opens in Nashville

The country music power couple's new venue offers a unique blend of entertainment, dining, and a personal touch, aiming to be a beacon of love and safety in the city.

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood officially opened their 'Friends In Low Places' honky tonk in downtown Nashville, featuring four floors of entertainment and dining spaces.
The venue includes a membership-only Sevens Club, Trisha's Studio Kitchen for potential live cooking shows, and a rooftop bar named 'Oasis'.
Amazon is streaming a docuseries on the building of the honky tonk, highlighting the couple's dedication and the venue's unique features.
Brooks emphasizes the venue's commitment to safety, including a partnership with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department for a police substation next door.
The honky tonk aims to be a welcoming space for Nashville visitors and locals alike, with Brooks and Yearwood's personal touches evident throughout.

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