Reba Extends Her Concert Tour Through 2023

Reba McEntire is having so much fun with her fall tour that she is adding a bunch of new dates for 2023. Reba announced today 14 additional dates set for spring of 2023, featuring special guests Terri Clark and The Isaacs. The spring run will kick off March 9 in Jacksonville and will conclude at NYC's Madison Square Garden, marking Reba's first time playing the iconic venue.

Reba said, "I am very grateful we're continuing this tour into 2023. I've had so much fun being back out on the road and doing what I love to do most, entertaining people."

She added, "And now getting to headline places like Madison Square Garden and bring my buddies Terri Clark and The Isaacs with me? Well, that's just the extra icing on an already triple-layered, stuffed and filled, iced and frosted cake!"

Presented by Live Nation, tickets go on sale Friday, October 7 at 10 AM local time. Reba fans can access a special fan presale starting Tuesday, October 4 at 10 AM local time by signing up for Reba's email list here.

The fall leg of "Reba: Live In Concert kicks off next week, October 13, in Lafayette, LA.

Reba posted to Instagram, "Join my email list by 11:59 PM CT tonight to get access to a special presale starting tomorrow."

REBA: LIVE IN CONCERT, 2023 Dates

March 9 Jacksonville, FL VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
March 10 Columbia, SC Colonial Life Arena
March 11 Charlottesville, VA John Paul Jones Arena
March 17 Milwaukee, WI Fiserv Forum
March 18 Moline, IL Vibrant Arena at the Mark
March 23 Reno, NV Reno Events Center
March 24 Nampa, ID Ford Idaho Center**
March 25 Salt Lake City, UT Vivint Arena
March 30 Phoenix, AZ Footprint Center
March 31 Palm Desert, CA Acrisure Arena
April 1 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl
April 13 Manchester, NH SNHU Arena
April 14 Hershey, PA GIANT Center
April 15 New York, NY Madison Square Garden

Reba McEntire's songs have been the backbone of country music since the early 1980s. Reba has scored more than 20 number-one hits in her storied career and is considered one of the Queens of Country Music, alongside other Queens like Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn.

In 2024, Reba has outdone herself and now appears on national TV weekly as a coach for NBC's The Voice. In early February of this year (2024), she sang the National Anthem at the Super Bowl flawlessly and gracefully. She showed everyone in the world that she still has it as she approaches her 70s, celebrating her 69th birthday today (3/28).

She recently chatted with CMT and shared one of her most embarrassing moments on stage with them. CMT posted the fun interview clip on their Instagram.

In the clip, Reba is asked what her most embarrassing moment was. She quipped, "Oh gosh, how much time do you have?" The country icon recalled, "It was the early '80s, and I was headlining. I was going to make my way to stage right, and blue lights were gonna come on."

She continued, "I was gonna walk back on stage and sing 'Sweet Dreams' acapella. I did not remember this monitor being there on the floor, so when I was shuffling my way off stage right, I shuffled my toes right underneath that monitor and fell over on top of it."

She continued, "I crawled off stage and ripped my britches, but the show must go on so I dusted myself off and put my hand over where I ripped my britches. I came back out and did the song, and nobody knew the difference."

I have interviewed and spent a lot of time with Reba during my career as a country music journalist. Since the 1990s, I have discovered that Reba is a positive and very nice person. When you are around her, you forget she is a music icon because of how genuine and really down-to-earth she is.

In one of my most recent interviews with Reba, I told her about this list and asked what her top five Reba songs were; her response as she used her fingers to count, "' Fancy,' 'Is There Life Out There,' 'I'm A Survivor,' 'Can't Even Get The Blues,' 'Take It Back,' and 'Why Haven't I Heard From You,' that's six and 'Georgia,' ('The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia') 'Georgia' has to be in there too, that's seven."

And yes, "Fancy" would be her number-one song. She offered, "I just love story songs."

To celebrate her 69th birthday today (3/28), we dove deep into Reba's catalog to rate what we think are her 40 best songs.