Reba Mcentire Tickets

If you haven't already purchased your Reba McEntire tickets, then what's the wait? She is one of America's most loved country singers who has also performed in films, Broadway, and American television. If you're a fan of country music, then Reba is your woman because she is the second best-selling female country artist of all time. She is also the seventh best-selling female artist of any genre having sold more than 57 million albums worldwide. If that isn't reason enough to get some Reba McEntire tickets, then a look at her successful life will be.

The year was 1955 when Reba Nell McEntire was born in the small town of Kiowa, Oklahoma. Her mother, Jacqueline Smith, who had originally dreamt of being a country artist taught her children how to sing and helped them form the group "Singing McEntires." Along with her brother Pake and sister Susie, the Singing McEntires would perform at nearby rodeos and on local radio stations around the town of McAlester, Oklahoma where they were raised.

Reba McEntire's career launched when her solo musical performance at an Oklahoma Cityrodeo peaked the interest of country singer and entertainment industry man Red Steagall. In Nashville, Tennessee, he introduced her to Mercury Records with whom she signed with in 1975. She released a total of six albums with Mercury Records until 1984 when she signed with MCA Nashville Records in order to have more say in her music.

Her second album, My Kind of Country, with MCA Nashville Records where she stuck to her roots by singing more traditional country music brought her great success. She had two number one singles off the album with the songs "Somebody Should Leave" and "How Blue." Since then, she has had much success in the music industry with 34 number one singles and 28 albums have gone gold, platinum, or multi-platinum. To date, she has produced more than 30 albums and is still continuing singing. It is no wonder Reba McEntire tickets are so wildly popular because who wouldn't enjoy listening to the woman nicknamed The Queen of Country Music.

However, Reba McEntire Tickets for her country concerts could not be found between 2001-2003 when she took a two-year break from music. During this time, she was flexing her acting muscles by appearing on Broadway and Television. Yet, this wasn't the first time she took an interest in acting.

Reba began exploring other aspects of the entertainment business when in 1990 she snagged the part of Heather Grummer in the horror/comedy Tremors, which also starred Kevin Bacon. Enjoying acting so much, Reba snagged more movie roles where she worked with directors like Rob Reiner and actors such as Burt Reynolds and Kenny Rogers.Fans could also buy Reba McEntire tickets to hear her voice in the films"The Fox and the Hound 2" and "Charlotte's Web" where she lent her voice to animated characters.

In 2001,Reba premiered for the first time on Broadway as well as television. Now fans could buy Reba McEntire tickets to see her play Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun on Broadway to rave reviews including those from TheNew York Times. On television, her show Reba, which dealt with her life after she divorced her husband and her teenage daughter gets pregnant, was well received by television audiences and lasted six seasons where Reba was nominated for a Golden Globe Award.

After taking a two-year break for acting, Reba returned to the music industry to work on her country music once more and Reba McEntire tickets were once again available for her concerts. In 2008, Reba changed her label again to Valory Music Group. Despite her change in labels over the years, Reba McEntire's musical sound has remained constant over the years. Her high quality of music has led to her recording with fellow artists such as Kenny Chesney, Trisha Yearwood, Kelly Clarkson, Justin Timberlake, and many more.

Reba McEntire has dabbled in everything from music to Broadway with great success in all her adventures. She is truly an entertainer having worked in various fields of the industry. So the question is why haven't you bought your Reba McEntire tickets yet when you know there's a great performance to be seen?