Dierks Bentley Keeps Garth Brooks' 1993 Sax Solo Recording on
Dierks Bentley Keeps Garth Brooks’ 1993 Sax Solo Recording on Tour Bus
Dierks Bentley Keeps Garth Brooks’ 1993 Sax Solo Recording on Tour Bus
Country music is built on tradition—and Dierks Bentley is proudly keeping a piece of it alive in a unique way.
While Dierks Bentley is known for hits like “Drunk on a Plane” and “Burning Man,” he’s also a true fan of the genre’s history.
One of the most surprising ways he honors it? By keeping a recording of Garth Brooks’ saxophone solo from a 1993 show on his tour bus.
Yep—Garth Brooks, known for his high-energy stadium shows and powerhouse vocals, once whipped out a saxophone mid-concert and absolutely shredded.
The performance happened during a show at Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas.
As Bentley recalls, “Garth walks down the steps with a sax and rips the solo. Just rips it.”
Why It Stays With Him
The audio clip is more than just a nostalgic memento.
Bentley says he listens to it with his band before shows as a reminder to give fans everything they’ve got.
“It’s not about playing it safe,” Bentley explains. “It’s about giving people something unforgettable—and that solo is unforgettable.”
