Garth Brooks claims he once ‘showered with’ Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler
He’s got friends in steamy places.
Garth Brooks claims that he and Aerosmith’s frontman Steven Tyler once showered together in a locker room before a concert.
The country crooner said the locker room moment occurred in 2008 ahead of Billy Joel’s “The Last Play” show at New York’s Shea Stadium.
Brooks, 61, said on Thursday’s episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” that he got to the stadium “late” and decided to shower off before the concert.
“And I had soap in my eyes and I look around and there’s Steven Tyler,” Brooks — who has been married to Trisha Yearwood since 2006 — said, adding: “He’s showering too! ‘Hey, how you doing?!'”
“How many people get to say that?” the singer exclaimed, before Clarkson, 41, chimed in and said, “Well, who knows? He’s rock and roll.”
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“You might not be so special, Garth!” the “Breakaway” artist quipped.
Tyler’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Brooks and Tyler made appearances during Billy Joel’s “The Last Play” at Shea Stadium before it was demolished in 2008 to make way for the New York Met’s home Citi Field.
Other artists to grace the stage that night included Tony Bennett, John Mayer, Roger Daltrey, John Mellencamp, Mark Wood and Paul McCartney.
This is the “Friends in Low Places” singer’s second time sharing an intimate moment with a fellow musician this month.
As Page Six previously reported, country legend Dolly Parton joked about having a threesome with Brooks and his wife, 58, last week while the two co-hosted the 58th Academy of Country Music Awards.
After affectionately calling Parton the “G.O.A.T.” — which stands for the “greatest of all time” — Parton quipped, as she held the handle to a goat-toting wagon, that she believes he meant the popular acronym as “Garth Organized A Threesome.”
Continuing to joke, Parton said that she has been aware that she is a “hall pass” — a term used to describe a famous person that a partner is allowed to sleep with if they ever had the chance — for both Brooks and Yearwood.
