Garth Brooks, may be on the verge of selling its music catalog for an unprecedented amount of money.
As reported by The Wall Street Journal, the 64-year-old country singer is reportedly in talks to sell his songs and recordings for a whopping $2 billion, which would likely make it one of the largest deals ever for an individual artist.
Citing sources familiar with the situation, the publication reports that Brooks has been mulling the idea of selling his music catalog for years and recently told investors that he believes he has reached a level of fame that would value his music at more than $1 billion.
As noted Wall Street Journal, Sony, for example, paid over $1 billion in 2024 for the Queen catalog and about the same amount for half Michael Jackson catalog .