Reba McEntire Makes Her Solo Headlining Bridgestone Arena Debut
McEntire brought the hits, from her first to her most recent, at her first-ever headlining solo Bridgestone show.
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McEntire brought the hits, from her first to her most recent, at her first-ever headlining solo Bridgestone show.
McEntire brought the hits, from her first to her most recent, at her first-ever headlining solo Bridgestone show.
McEntire brought the hits, from her first to her most recent, at her first-ever headlining solo Bridgestone show.
The Country Music Hall of Famer returned to the city where her career began in 1974, when she accepted a job singing the national anthem at a rodeo.
Reba McEntire didn't score her first No. 1 hit until her 14th single, Can't Even Get the Blues, in 1983.