When Martina McBride's exhibit, "Martina McBride: The Power of Her Voice," opened at the Country Music Hall of Fame in late July, she knew she really wanted one person to attend, Garth Brooks, but had no idea if he actually would.
McBride, who got her start selling merchandise for the country superstar before later serving as his opening act, said in an interview with Country Now that she texted her former boss, inviting him to attend.
"I didn't really know if he would be available to come … but he texted me right back and said, 'I wouldn't miss it,'" McBride told the outlet.
MORE: Martina McBride reflects on her biggest hits from her 30-year music career"It was really special for him to take his time and come to that event because he did give me such a huge opportunity when I opened that tour," she continued. "We did 77 shows together, and at the time, I don't even think my single was out when we did our first couple of shows."
"So, it was really a leap of faith," she added.
MORE: Martina McBride shares moving tribute to her 'complex and amazing' late motherMcBride just released a double-vinyl package, "Greatest Hits: The RCA Years," which features several of her biggest hits over the years, including "Broken Wing," "Independence Day," "This One's for the Girls" and more.
