Record crowd calls the Hogs with Garth Brooks in Arkansas
The first-ever concert inside Donald W. Reynolds Stadium was a memorable one.
Country music star Garth Brooks played in front of a packed house at the home of the Arkansas football team. Unsurprisingly, there were more than a few Hog Calls.
#wps #GarthBrooks #GarthinFayetteville pic.twitter.com/OdWG25hEiq
— Trey Biddy (@TreyBiddy) April 24, 2022
Brooks, who owns a home about two hours away in his home state of Oklahoma, played 28 songs during his set. And by the looks of things on Sunday morning, Brooks had a blast.
ARKANSAS, you’ve stolen my heart!!!!!!! love, g #WPS pic.twitter.com/SAGygj3dXH
— Garth Brooks (@garthbrooks) April 24, 2022
Traffic outside the stadium was still piling away from Razorback Road as late as 3 a.m. The number of people in the stadium, especially on the ground, required Arkansas to rebuild. University brass is set to overhaul the grass next month.
Here is a list of every song Brooks played in his set.
1. All Day Long
Album: “Fun”
Year: 2018
US Country Chart peak: No. 21
2. Rodeo
Album: “Ropin’ the Wind”
Year: 1991
US Country Chart peak: No. 3
3. Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House
Album: “No Fences”
Year: 1990
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
Song was originally recorded by Dennis Robbins in 1987.
4. The Beaches of Cheyenne
Album: “Fresh Horses”
Year: 1995
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
5. Two Pina Coladas
Album: “Sevens”
Year: 1998
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
6. In Lonesome Dove
Album: “Ropin’ the Wind”
Year: 1991
US Country Chart peak: Not released as single
7. Fishin' in the Dark
Album: “The Lost Sessions”
Year: 2005
US Country Chart peak: N/A
Song was originally recorded by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band in 1987.
8. The River
Album: “Ropin’ the Wind”
Year: 1992
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
9. Papa Loved Mama
Album: “Ropin’ the Wind”
Year: 1992
US Country Chart peak: No. 3
10. The Thunder Rolls
Album: “No Fences”
Year: 1991
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
11. Unanswered Prayers
Album: “No Fences”
Year: 1990
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
12. If Tomorrow Never Comes
Album: “Garth Brooks”
Year: 1989
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
13. That Summer
Album: “The Chase”
Year: 1993
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
14. Ain't Goin' Down ('Til the Sun Comes Up)
Album: “In Pieces”
Year: 1994
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
15. Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)
Album: “Garth Brooks”
Year: 1989
US Country Chart peak: No. 8
16. Callin' Baton Rouge
Album: “In Pieces”
Year: 1994
US Country Chart peak: No. 2
17. Shameless
Album: “Ropin’ the Wind”
Year: 1991
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
18. Piano Man
Album: N/A
Year: N/A
US Country Chart peak: N/A
Song was originally recorded in 1973 by Billy Joel.
19. You Never Even Called Me By My Name
Album: N/A
Year: N/A
US Country Chart peak: N/A
Song was originally recorded in 1971 by Steve Goodman.
20. American Pie
Album: N/A
Year: N/A
US Country Chart peak: N/A
Song was originally recorded in 1971 by Don McLean.
21. Friends in Low Places
Album: “No Fences”
Year: 1990
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
22. The Dance
Album: “No Fences”
Year: 1990
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
23. Ireland
Album: “Fresh Horses”
Year: 1995
US Country Chart peak: Not released as single
24. Cowboys and Angels
Album: “Fresh Horses”
Year: 1995
US Country Chart peak: Not released as single
25. To Make You Feel My Love
Album: “Hope Floats: Music from the Motion Picture”
Year: 1998
US Country Chart peak: No. 1
26. Shallow
Album: N/A
Year: 2020
US Country Chart peak: No. 27
Song was originally recorded in 2018 by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.
27. She's In Love With the Boy
Album: N/A/
Year: N/A
US Country Chart peak: N/A
Song was originally recorded in 1991 by Trisha Yearwood.
28. Standing Outside the Fire
Album: “In Pieces”
Year: 1993
US Country Chart peak: No. 3
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