Garth Brooks and TuneIn Dissolve Sevens Radio Network Partnership
Garth Brooks and TuneIn have concluded their three-year deal, as Stingray Group acquires the TuneIn platform.
Garth Brooks and TuneIn have ended their three-year partnership with the Sevens Radio Network, a platform that provided free live radio stations for country music enthusiasts worldwide. The conclusion comes after TuneIn was acquired by the Stingray Group in December 2025. The Sevens Radio Network launched in 2023, initially featuring three stations: "The Big 615," "Tailgate Radio," and a revived "The Garth Channel."
Brooks had originally envisioned a network of seven radio stations. The Big 615, hosted by Storme Warren, continued broadcasting through the end of 2026 on TuneIn's platform, but will no longer maintain an affiliation with Brooks or the Sevens Network. The other two stations, Tailgate Radio and The Garth Channel, will cease operations on September 22, 2025.
Brooks expressed gratitude for the partnership, stating, "We couldn't be happier with the three years we have spent with them and wish them well on their future endeavors." New broadcast and multimedia initiatives from TuneIn are expected to be announced in the coming months. Brooks is currently engaged in his arena tour, with upcoming appearances in Orlando, Florida, and Salt Lake City, Utah.
He recently penned a heartfelt letter to fans, sharing his emotional experience during live performances. Brooks is also set to headline the 2027 Stagecoach country music festival, alongside Riley Green and Zach Top, and will release his 1998 album, Double Live, on vinyl for the first time on November 6.
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