Garth Brooks is ready to Tour on 2015 with no more worries in his life as he has claimed after calling it off on 2001 to be with his family after ruling the American Country chart in the 90's. He then returned to the scene on 2009 after selling millions of copies in the span of his career.

In a report by NPR Music, Brooks said in an interview that his early retirement was one of the best decisions he did in his career to be at home and watch his children grow.

"I'm sitting there staring at three children that I don't know, they don't know me," Brooks tells NPR's Melissa Block. "And we're starting our life together in Oklahoma. And I tell you now, greatest gift I've ever been given was being able to afford the time off to watch my babies grow."

Experiencing a good year, Garth Brooks is set for a series of shows, as he is ready to rule United States once again with his country hits for his 2015 tour. He claimed in an interview with NPR that the guilt from touring before is now gone and he can think and enjoy his 2015 tour without the guilt.

"You know, music keeps you eternally young. It just does. What I love about it now is touring without the guilt. Now it's like nothing is being held back. You get to eat mashed potatoes with both hands instead of one, you know what I mean? It's fantastic."

In the same interview, Garth Brooks is set to do something different in his 2015 tour that he claimed he hasn't done before. His 2015 tour would feature Trisha Yearwood and would start from February up until December of next year.

"I get to do something this tour that I've never done in my life: I get to be a sideman. I start the show, and then about an hour or hour-10 in the show, Ms. Yearwood comes in the show and the rig changes, she kind of takes the show over and then gives it back to me to close."