Garth Brooks Teams With Target to Release 10-Disc Boxed Set, Including New Album

Posted on September 15, 2016

Since coming out of retirement in 2014, Garth Brooks has defeated the machines with his No. 1 album, Man Against Machine, and now he’s set his sights on becoming the ultimate badass, which if you’ve seen him in concert lately, you already know he is. OK, enough Garth gushing.

Today, Garth announced he is collaborating with Target to release an exclusive 10-disc boxed set, Garth Brooks: The Ultimate Collection, on Nov. 11, ahead of the national release of his new yet-to-be-named album. The boxed set will include an exclusive version of the new album, featuring bonus tracks, and nine discs of curated music from his catalog, remastered in thematic playlists and featuring a selection of previously unreleased songs.

Complete track lists, pricing and pre-sale information for Garth Brooks: The Ultimate Collection will be released later this fall.

“Target has always been a friend to artists and their music,” said Garth in a press release. “I can’t begin to describe how excited I am to be partnering with them. This holiday season is going to be amazing with a new album, plus a boxed set with never-before-released music from the vault and music you can’t hear or get anywhere else.”

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