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    • Jan 11, 1998
    Reba McEntire co-hosts the People's Choice Awards at the Santa Monica Airport in California. She ties with Whitney Houston for Favorite Female Musical Performer. Garth Brooks wins Favorite Male
    Jan 13, 1998
    Jurors are chosen in Los Angeles for a copyright suit in which songwriter Guy Thomas claims Garth Brooks stole from the Kenny Loggins song "Conviction Of The Heart" in writing "Standing Outside The Fire." The two sides settle out of court
    Jan 23, 1998
    Garth Brooks, George Harrison, Wynonna Judd, Billy Ray Cyrus, Ricky Skaggs and three gospel singers perform together during Carl Perkins' funeral at Lambuth University in Jackson, Tennessee. Also attending: Jerry Lee Lewis and Razzy Bailey
    Feb 3, 1998
    Garth and Sandy Brooks donate $1 million to the Nashville Zoo
    Feb 9, 1998
    Oprah Winfrey begins plugging Garth Brooks' album "Sevens" on her show daily for one week. In return, Brooks promises to donate seven days of royalties from the album's sales to Winfrey's college scholarship charity
    Feb 24, 1998
    Some 1,200 attend a public memorial for Grandpa Jones at the Grand Ole Opry House. In attendance: Porter Wagoner, Garth Brooks, John Conlee, Charlie Louvin, Skeeter Davis, Johnny Russell, Connie Smith and Little Jimmy Dickens, among others
    Feb 25, 1998
    Trisha Yearwood wins two trophies--Best Female Country Vocal Performance, for "How Do I Live"; and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals, shared with Garth Brooks, for "In Another's Eyes"--during the 40th annual Grammy Awards at New York's Madison Square Garden
    Feb 27, 1998
    Capitol releases Garth Brooks' "Two Pina Coladas"
    Feb 28, 1998
    "Got tickets?" The Nashville Predators, preparing for their inaugural NHL season, run a full-page ad in The Tennessean in a season-ticket drive. The ad features Garth Brooks, with two of his teeth--in hockey fashion--blacked out
    Feb 28, 1998
    Garth Brooks serves as both host and musical guest, performing "Two Pina Coladas" on the NBC show "Saturday Night Live"
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