When Garth announced he would be performing one show in Nashville, no one at that time knew that one show would turn in to 9 sold out shows. Unfortunately, with the way of the world these days, what we did see coming was the ridiculous dollar sign attached to the re-sale of tickets online. In an attempt to crack down on the vendors purchasing and re-selling tickets at a heightened rate, Garth vowed to do something about it and he's keeping true to his word. Garth has reached a deal with StubHub to donate all net profits from resale of tickets for the Dec. 17-22 flood relief concerts to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. StubHub President Chris Tsakalakis commented,"In keeping with the original intent of the concert, we want to be sure that any StubHub profits from Garth Brooks' show go directly to Tennessee families."

If you would like more information on the benefit, where donations and proceeds are going, or you would like to donate, checkout this link:  http://www.cfmt.org/floodrelief