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Reba McEntire - Audio Biography

Reba McEntire - Audio Biography

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 Part 1 chronicles Reba's early life on an Oklahoma ranch through her country music rise in the 1980s with hits like "Can't Even Get the Blues", the tragic 1991 plane crash killing her bandmates, and her reign as "The Queen of Country" during the 1990s crossover boom with fiery songs and videos.Part 2 explores Reba entering the 21st century by collaborating with pop artists like Boyz II Men and Kelly Clarkson. It discusses her acting roles, the 2015 divorce ending her 26-year marriage, and two recent projects - a tribute concert with Carrie Underwood and new duets album “Revived, Remixed, Revisited” - showing her resilience.Quiet.Please Art Gestion et leadership Musique Économie
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  • Reba's Whirlwind Week: New Sitcom, Platinum Hits, and Lifetime Achievement

    Reba's Whirlwind Week: New Sitcom, Platinum Hits, and Lifetime Achievement
    Jul 9 2025
    Reba McEntire BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

    The past week has been a whirlwind of activity and headlines for country icon Reba McEntire. One of the biggest stories comes from NBC, which just announced a new multi-cam sitcom, Happy's Place, starring and executive produced by Reba herself. She’ll play Bobbie, a woman who unexpectedly inherits her father’s restaurant and discovers she has a half-sister she never knew existed. Longtime fans will be thrilled that she’s reuniting with her former Reba co-star Melissa Peterman, infusing the project with both comedy and heart. This marks a notable return to network TV comedy for Reba and is seen as a potentially significant addition to her entertainment legacy, especially as she balances music and acting careers according to ScreenRant.

    On the performance front, Reba kicked off the 2025 Houston Rodeo with a headlining concert at NRG Stadium, drawing major crowds as she performed selections from her deep catalog of Number 1 hits. Her continued ability to fill stadiums reaffirms her legendary status in the live country music scene, as reported by 365 Things in Houston.

    She’s been active on social media this week, both celebrating and quashing rumors. Reba took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to firmly deny circulating reports that she was leaving NBC’s The Voice, calling the rumors entirely false and warning fans about scam sites trying to sell weight loss gummies using her name. She reiterated that she does not endorse or sell any such products, according to Deadline Film + TV.

    For fans of her music, Reba made a major announcement via Instagram: a new platinum vinyl compilation, The Hits, will drop later this year, marking the 40th anniversary of her very first Billboard chart hit. While fans expressed excitement, there’s a noticeable drumbeat of requests for brand-new music, as reported by Parade magazine.

    On a more reflective note, Reba was recently honored with the Western Heritage Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, a fitting recognition given her Oklahoma roots and lifelong association with the Western way of life. She spoke candidly about her upbringing on her family’s ranch, crediting her grit and determination to those formative years and sharing emotional memories of her late mother in a News 9 interview.

    Rounding out the week, fans are buzzing about her upcoming concert dates, including a newly announced show in Columbia, as promoters confirmed to AOL. Plus, there’s continued engagement with her restaurant venture and ongoing tributes celebrating her career, as seen on various social channels and Instagram. In summary, Reba is booked, busy, and still very much at the center of country music and American culture, with both nostalgia and innovation propelling her forward.

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    3 min
  • Part 2. 21st Century Global Superstar to New Album Revived, Remixed Revisited

    Part 2. 21st Century Global Superstar to New Album Revived, Remixed Revisited
    Dec 7 2023
    Part 1 chronicles Reba's early life on an Oklahoma ranch through her country music rise in the 1980s with hits like "Can't Even Get the Blues", the tragic 1991 plane crash killing her bandmates, and her reign as "The Queen of Country" during the 1990s crossover boom with fiery songs and videos.Part 2 explores Reba entering the 21st century by collaborating with pop artists like Boyz II Men and Kelly Clarkson. It discusses her acting roles, the 2015 divorce ending her 26-year marriage, and two recent projects - a tribute concert with Carrie Underwood and new duets album “Revived, Remixed, Revisited” - showing her resilience.
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    5 min
  • Part 1.From Oklahoma Cowgirl to The Queen of Country

    Part 1.From Oklahoma Cowgirl to The Queen of Country
    Dec 7 2023
    Part 1 chronicles Reba's early life on an Oklahoma ranch through her country music rise in the 1980s with hits like "Can't Even Get the Blues", the tragic 1991 plane crash killing her bandmates, and her reign as "The Queen of Country" during the 1990s crossover boom with fiery songs and videos.Part 2 explores Reba entering the 21st century by collaborating with pop artists like Boyz II Men and Kelly Clarkson. It discusses her acting roles, the 2015 divorce ending her 26-year marriage, and two recent projects - a tribute concert with Carrie Underwood and new duets album “Revived, Remixed, Revisited” - showing her resilience.
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    5 min

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