Garth Brooks quietly reschedules Jimmy Kimmel concert after abrupt cancellation as country singer faces rape accusations

Days after Jimmy Kimmel Live! was abruptly canceled due to rape allegations against the country artist, Garth Brooks has discreetly rescheduled his appearance.

The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal that a last-minute alteration was made to allow tonight’s show to go forward, even though attendees were warned there would be no rescheduling of the cancelled concert.

Ticket holders were notified that the show would indeed proceed just a few days after Garth’s planned appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was abruptly canceled.

Fans were informed over the weekend by audience firm 1iota that the Garth Brooks Outdoor Mini-Concert on Monday, November 25th, would once again take place outside as planned.

There have been no social media posts announcing the return of the show, except from the internal note sent to fans.

The announcement was unexpected because potential attendees had only been informed a few days prior that the event would not be taking place, with little notice and no explanation.

Additionally, they insisted that the performance would not be rescheduled for a later time, even though they seemed to have a change of heart a few days later.

For weeks, 1iota, a live audience company, proudly promoted the country star’s appearance and sold tickets.

Tickets for the show in Jimmy’s Hollywood, California studio were given to fans, however the event was canceled last week.

Ticket holders were informed that the Garth Brooks Outdoor Mini-Concert at Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday, November 25 has been canceled and will not be happening as planned.

Decisions on television production can change for a number of reasons, the email continued.

We hope you will join us for another thrilling fan experience in the future because we hate breaking bad news.

Unfortunately, these things do occasionally occur in the television industry. There will be no rescheduling of this event.

Garth, 62, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! were contacted for comment by the U.S. Sun.

Since he was charged in a lawsuit with raping his makeup artist, Garth has kept a low profile.

The alleged victim said in the lawsuit, which was filed in early October, that she had worked for Garthback’s wife, country music legend Trisha Yearwood, since 1999 before beginning work for him in 2017.

She said that the incident happened in October 2019, while Garth was performing with soul singer Sam Moore at a Grammy Awards tribute, and she was traveling with him from his birthplace of Nashville to Los Angeles.

According to the lawsuit, he reserved a single hotel suite for the two of them and the two traveled alone on his private jet.

She claims that Brooks raped her when he showed up nude in the bedroom doorway of the unit.

The accused victim then stated that he expected her to do his hair and cosmetics as usual and continued as if nothing had occurred.

In a statement, Garth responded to the accusations by saying he is “not the man they have painted me to be.”

Threats, lies, and heartbreaking stories about what would happen to me if I didn’t sign a check for millions of dollars have plagued me nonstop for the past two months.

He remarked, “It has felt like someone waving a loaded gun in my face.”

Garth, 62, performed at his Las Vegas engagement at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on October 4th, the same day the accuser filed the claim.

Tonight was the night I most needed this, if there ever was one!

I’m grateful for my life! Dear, G. The crooner of Friends in Low Places posted a photo from the show to Instagram.

In September, Garth and the lady allegedly filed a preemptive lawsuit in a Mississippi federal court, both of whom remained unidentified.

According to Garth, who was presumably acting under the alias John Doe in that lawsuit, which The U.S. Sun was able to get, the accusations are completely false.

He went on to accuse the purported victim of extortion and blackmail, alleging that this was a deliberate breach of privacy, defamation, and emotional distress.

Garth requested in early November that a U.S. District Judge reject the accuser’s allegations and order her to resubmit the case in a federal court.

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