Garth Brooks surprised fans during his Oregon concert by bringing out an 800-person choir, creating an unforgettable moment that left the crowd buzzing. The collaboration added an extraordinary dimension to his performance, making it one for the history books. Fans were left in awe, eager to know what else Garth has in store for his tour.

Garth Brooks Joined by 800-Person Choir at Oregon Concert for Epic Performance

At his show in Eugene, Oregon on Saturday (June 29), country legend Garth Brooks had a massive surprise in store.

At his show in Eugene, Ore., over the weekend, country legend Garth Brooks had a massive surprise in store.

During his hit “We Shall Be Free,” an 800-person choir descended from all corners of the stadium, resulting in an awe-inspiring moment. They then transitioned into The Isley Brothers‘ “Shout,” making the crowd go crazy, as it is tradition for the classic tune to be played at University of Oregon football games.

 The performance was historic for more than one reason, setting the record for attendance at Autzen Stadium, which has a capacity of 54,000.

Brooks later went live on his Facebook page on Monday, sharing exclusive footage from the momentous show.

Watch the full video below.

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