Reba McEntire just announces she is re-releasing her classic 1990 Rumor Has It album! The record includes the title track, as well as “You Lie”, “Fallin’ Out Of Love” and perhaps her most popular song, “Fancy.” The vinyl issue will also include a live version of “Fancy,” recorded at the historic Ryman Auditorium, while the CD and digital versions…
Caylee Hammack got some big star power on a new track ahead of the release of her upcoming debut album, If It Wasn’t For You. The 26-year-old enlisted Country Music Hall of Fame member Alan Jackson to sing with her on the song, “Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good.” “This song has held a special place in my…
Vince Gill and Reba McEntire took the stage together on Saturday night, July 18, at the Grand Ole Opry for one unforgettable performance. The two ran through some of their hits, including Vince’s “What the Cowgirls Do,” “Tryin’ to Get Over You,” “The Price of Regret,” and Reba’s 1984 hit, “How Blue” and “Back to God,” among others. The…
Reba McEntire is reliving some of her favorite concert memories in a new YouTube special, Reba: Live. The Country Music Hall of Fame member will share, for the first time digitally, her famed 1994 concert at the Omaha Civic Center, which included plenty of both her humor and her signature outfits. “This was one of my first big tours…
Reba McEntire is one of the most successful artists in country music, but that success didn’t come to her easily. The Grand Ole Opry member recalls a moment, fairly early in her career, when she decided she would rather not make music, than make music that wasn’t authentically her. “It wasn’t until I moved from Polygram Records to MCA…
The upcoming CMT Celebrates Our Heroes: An Artists of the Year Special just got a lot more star power! Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Keith Urban, Jason Aldean, Lee Brice and Bobby Bones are among the artists who have been added to the lineup. In addition, Hollywood celebrities including Scarlet Johansson, Sean Penn, Gary Sinise and Olivia Munn will appear…
Reba McEntire is postponing her 2020 tour until next year, due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 65-year-old shared the disappointing news on social media, admitting it was not a decision she took lightly. “We’re going to postpone our concert tour until next summer,” Reba said in a video she posted. “I hate to do that, but out of everybody’s…
As Reba McEntire saw the world face fear and uncertainty due to the coronavirus pandemic, she knew she had a message she wanted to share. The global superstar immediately thought of her 1997 hit, “What If,” penned by Diane Warren, and decided to redo the video, knowing that message was as applicable today as it was more than two…
Reba McEntire is hinting that her popular Reba sitcom might get a reboot! The show, which aired from 2001 to 2007, included Melissa Peterman, Christopher Rich, JoAnna Garcia and more, and it sounds like everyone might be on board to do a revival in some form. “We’d love to,” Reba said in a far-reaching interview on the Today Show….
Reba McEntire’s mother, Jacqueline, passed away in March, just as the coronavirus pandemic was beginning to impact the country. Although it caused Reba to postpone both her Las Vegas residency shows and her own arena tour, the 65-year-old is finding the silver lining in the time off the road, which she is spending with her sister, Susie and brother-in-law…
