Reba McEntire.Photo: Phillip Faraone/GettyReba McEntireis hitting the road — again!The country singer announced a second leg of her Reba: Live in Concert arena tour on Monday, which will kick off in October in Lafayette, Louisiana.“I can’t wait to see everyone out on the road again this fall,” the star, 67, said in a statement. “We had so much fun in the spring and I’m ready to get back out there with my buddyTerri Clark!“Clark, 53, a longtime friend, will join McEntire through November on the 17-date tour, the first leg of which wrapped in March.Because of COVID-related delays, the three-time Grammy Award winner waited two long years to get Reba: Live in Concert up and running, all while grappling with theloss of her mother Jacqueline, who died in March 2020 during initial rehearsals.“I was in Oklahoma helping my brother and sisters take care of Momma, flying back and forth to Nashville (for) rehearsals,” McEntire recalled toUSA Today. “She passed in the middle of March and I went back home for the funeral. That’s when COVID broke out. We didn’t even get to have a funeral.“RELATED VIDEO: Reba McEntire Says Her Oscars Performance is Going to be “A Little Nerve-Racking"She continued: “You talk about tailspin? Everybody was like, ‘What’s going on? What’s COVID?’ And here we are, two years later, getting to do a show that everybody was really excited about. It was better than any of us could’ve imagined.“In addition to her tour, McEntire has a busy schedule ahead — she’s set to join the cast of the ABC crime dramaBig Skyfor its upcoming third season, and recently announced that she’ll star in and executive producer the Lifetime movieReba McEntire’s The Hammer.“Everybody knows that I want to have fun doing what I’m doing,” she toldUSA Today. “I want to do work that’s fun.“Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Fans who sign up for McEntire’semail listcan access a presale starting Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time, as can Citi cardmembers.The dates for McEntire’s tour are below.Oct. 13 - Lafayette, Louisiana - CAJUNDOMEOct. 14 - Fort Worth, Texas - Dickies ArenaOct. 15 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Paycom CenterOct. 20 - Charleston, West Virginia - Charleston ColiseumOct. 21 - Nashville, Tennessee - Bridgestone ArenaOct. 22 - St. Louis, Missouri - Enterprise CenterOct. 28 - Austin, Texas - Moody CenterOct. 29 - Corpus Christi, Texas - AmericanBank CenterNov. 3 - Raleigh, North Carolina - PNC ArenaNov. 4 - Columbus, Ohio - Nationwide ArenaNov. 5 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Gainbridge FieldhouseNov. 10 - Estero, Florida - Hertz ArenaNov. 11 - Tampa, Florida - Amalie ArenaNov. 12 - Savannah, Georgia - Enmarket ArenaNov. 17 - Memphis, Tennessee - FedExForumNov. 18 - Kansas City, Missouri - T-Mobile CenterNov. 19 - Wichita, Kansas - INTRUST Bank Arena
Reba McEntire.Photo: Phillip Faraone/Getty
Reba McEntireis hitting the road — again!The country singer announced a second leg of her Reba: Live in Concert arena tour on Monday, which will kick off in October in Lafayette, Louisiana.“I can’t wait to see everyone out on the road again this fall,” the star, 67, said in a statement. “We had so much fun in the spring and I’m ready to get back out there with my buddyTerri Clark!“Clark, 53, a longtime friend, will join McEntire through November on the 17-date tour, the first leg of which wrapped in March.Because of COVID-related delays, the three-time Grammy Award winner waited two long years to get Reba: Live in Concert up and running, all while grappling with theloss of her mother Jacqueline, who died in March 2020 during initial rehearsals.“I was in Oklahoma helping my brother and sisters take care of Momma, flying back and forth to Nashville (for) rehearsals,” McEntire recalled toUSA Today. “She passed in the middle of March and I went back home for the funeral. That’s when COVID broke out. We didn’t even get to have a funeral.“RELATED VIDEO: Reba McEntire Says Her Oscars Performance is Going to be “A Little Nerve-Racking"She continued: “You talk about tailspin? Everybody was like, ‘What’s going on? What’s COVID?’ And here we are, two years later, getting to do a show that everybody was really excited about. It was better than any of us could’ve imagined.“In addition to her tour, McEntire has a busy schedule ahead — she’s set to join the cast of the ABC crime dramaBig Skyfor its upcoming third season, and recently announced that she’ll star in and executive producer the Lifetime movieReba McEntire’s The Hammer.“Everybody knows that I want to have fun doing what I’m doing,” she toldUSA Today. “I want to do work that’s fun.“Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Fans who sign up for McEntire’semail listcan access a presale starting Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time, as can Citi cardmembers.The dates for McEntire’s tour are below.Oct. 13 - Lafayette, Louisiana - CAJUNDOMEOct. 14 - Fort Worth, Texas - Dickies ArenaOct. 15 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Paycom CenterOct. 20 - Charleston, West Virginia - Charleston ColiseumOct. 21 - Nashville, Tennessee - Bridgestone ArenaOct. 22 - St. Louis, Missouri - Enterprise CenterOct. 28 - Austin, Texas - Moody CenterOct. 29 - Corpus Christi, Texas - AmericanBank CenterNov. 3 - Raleigh, North Carolina - PNC ArenaNov. 4 - Columbus, Ohio - Nationwide ArenaNov. 5 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Gainbridge FieldhouseNov. 10 - Estero, Florida - Hertz ArenaNov. 11 - Tampa, Florida - Amalie ArenaNov. 12 - Savannah, Georgia - Enmarket ArenaNov. 17 - Memphis, Tennessee - FedExForumNov. 18 - Kansas City, Missouri - T-Mobile CenterNov. 19 - Wichita, Kansas - INTRUST Bank Arena
Reba McEntireis hitting the road — again!
The country singer announced a second leg of her Reba: Live in Concert arena tour on Monday, which will kick off in October in Lafayette, Louisiana.
“I can’t wait to see everyone out on the road again this fall,” the star, 67, said in a statement. “We had so much fun in the spring and I’m ready to get back out there with my buddyTerri Clark!”
Clark, 53, a longtime friend, will join McEntire through November on the 17-date tour, the first leg of which wrapped in March.
Because of COVID-related delays, the three-time Grammy Award winner waited two long years to get Reba: Live in Concert up and running, all while grappling with theloss of her mother Jacqueline, who died in March 2020 during initial rehearsals.
“I was in Oklahoma helping my brother and sisters take care of Momma, flying back and forth to Nashville (for) rehearsals,” McEntire recalled toUSA Today. “She passed in the middle of March and I went back home for the funeral. That’s when COVID broke out. We didn’t even get to have a funeral.”
RELATED VIDEO: Reba McEntire Says Her Oscars Performance is Going to be “A Little Nerve-Racking”
She continued: “You talk about tailspin? Everybody was like, ‘What’s going on? What’s COVID?’ And here we are, two years later, getting to do a show that everybody was really excited about. It was better than any of us could’ve imagined.”
In addition to her tour, McEntire has a busy schedule ahead — she’s set to join the cast of the ABC crime dramaBig Skyfor its upcoming third season, and recently announced that she’ll star in and executive producer the Lifetime movieReba McEntire’s The Hammer.
“Everybody knows that I want to have fun doing what I’m doing,” she toldUSA Today. “I want to do work that’s fun.”
Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Fans who sign up for McEntire’semail listcan access a presale starting Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time, as can Citi cardmembers.
The dates for McEntire’s tour are below.
Oct. 13 - Lafayette, Louisiana - CAJUNDOME
Oct. 14 - Fort Worth, Texas - Dickies Arena
Oct. 15 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Paycom Center
Oct. 20 - Charleston, West Virginia - Charleston Coliseum
Oct. 21 - Nashville, Tennessee - Bridgestone Arena
Oct. 22 - St. Louis, Missouri - Enterprise Center
Oct. 28 - Austin, Texas - Moody Center
Oct. 29 - Corpus Christi, Texas - AmericanBank Center
Nov. 3 - Raleigh, North Carolina - PNC Arena
Nov. 4 - Columbus, Ohio - Nationwide Arena
Nov. 5 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Nov. 10 - Estero, Florida - Hertz Arena
Nov. 11 - Tampa, Florida - Amalie Arena
Nov. 12 - Savannah, Georgia - Enmarket Arena
Nov. 17 - Memphis, Tennessee - FedExForum
Nov. 18 - Kansas City, Missouri - T-Mobile Center
Nov. 19 - Wichita, Kansas - INTRUST Bank Arena
source: people.com
