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Though multi-platinum country duo Brooks & Dunn split up in 2010 after 20 years together, it was announced today, Dec. 3, that they'll be reuniting for a 12-date Las Vegas residency (with more dates to come, apparently) with fellow country superstar Reba McEntire. According to Rolling Stone, the residency, which has been named Together in Vegas, will take place at the Colosseum at Caesar's Palace in June, July and December 2015. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Dec. 4, at 10 a.m. PT, and range from $59.50 to $205. -
Country Stars Craig Campbell, Ronnie Dunn Sign New Label Deals
Craig Campbell and Ronnie Dunn are signed country artists once again. Campbell's old label - Red Bow Records - shut down, while Dunn's own Little Will-E label apparently wasn't enough of a platform. -
Reba McEntire Talks New Music, Love Song 'I Don't Have Many of Those'
We have no idea what Reba McEntire's new album will be called or when it will be released, but we do know one thing: It is happening. The country queen's most recent studio effort, "All the Women I Am," was released in 2010. "I figured it was over," she recently told "Billboard," via The Boot. McEntire said her husband, Narvel Blackstock, convinced her she had more left in the tank. "[He] kept saying, 'No, it's not; you'll record again.' And I was like, 'Wow, where's your crystal ball?'" Blackstock was right, and now McEntire is freely talking about the process for her new disc. She even has a love song: "I Don't Have Many of Those." "One thing we are sticklers about is keeping the emotion — not to make it perfect," she said. "I want it to feel heartfelt — lots of soul with it. With the technology nowadays and our engineers being so incredible, you can say, 'I want to sing that,' and they're ready, or then, 'I want to sing it again,' and they're ready. There are overdubs, you can comp it, and you can make it just right." There is another convenient aspect of country music: McEntire gets to hand-pick songs for her album from a trove of unreleased tunes. -
Reba McEntire's Father, Clark McEntire, Dies at 86
Clark McEntire, the father of country singer Reba McEntire, passed away on Thursday night in Oklahoma. -
The Ladies of Country and the American Music Awards
Since 1974, the American Music Awards have been naming the Favorite Female Artist of the Year in Country Music. This year, they will crown the 42nd Favorite Female Artist - Country on November 23rd. Let's take a walk down memory lane and look back at the history of the category and the 12 women who have won the award ... -
Reba McEntire Is Embroiled in Two Lawsuits
After a worker was injured setting up for a Reba concert, he is suing the country music star as well as the concert promoter. The promoter, AEG, is, in turn, also suing Reba because they say one of her crew members caused the accident. -
Popularity - How Country Music Stars Stack Up
Repucom's Celebrity DBI measures perceptions. Their expanded database features more than 5,000 celebrities, including athletes, film and TV stars, musical performers, business leaders, news pundits, personalities and more and what more than 1.5 billion people (approximately 30% of the world's adult population) thinks about them. With the Grammy Awards being this past Sunday, Repucom shared information about the top ranking musicians who got Grammy nods. -
Reba McEntire Update: Music, Acting, and Life, Where is Reba Heading Next?
Reba McEntire's career is fascinating.
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