Reba McEntire is a Grammy award winning country music singer and former star of her own television show Reba, which aired on the CW Network. She has sold over 60 million records worldwide.
In April of 2009, McEntire hosted the 44th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was McEntire's eleventh time to host the awards. During the show, McEntire performed her new single, "Strange."People: Reba McEntire: 'Girls Put on a Better Show' (April 3, 2009)
On April 6, 2009—the day after the Awards—"Strange" was released. McEntire, who calls the song "a little bit different," was set to tour in the spring. A new album was expected to be released "in late summer" of 2009.Breitbart.com: Reba's 'Strange' new single a girl-power anthem (April 10, 2009)
Reba McEntire is nominated as the top female vocalist for the Academy of Country Music Awards, on April 18, 2010 that will be broadcast live. She will also be hosting the event for her twelfth time.
Discography
- 1977: Reba McEntire
- 1979: Out of a Dream
- 1980: Feel the Fire
- 1981: Heart to Heart
- 1982: Unlimited
- 1983: Behind the Scene
- 1984: Just a Little Love
- 1985: Have I Got a Deal for You
- 1986: Whoever's in New England
- 1986: What Am I Gonna Do About You
- 1987: The Last One to Know
- 1988: Reba
- 1989: Sweet Sixteen
- 1990: Rumor Has It
- 1991: For My Broken Heart
- 1992: It's Your Call
- 1994: Read My Mind
- 1995: Starting Over
- 1996: What If It's You
- 1998: If You See Him
- 1999: So Good Together
- 2003: Room to Breathe
Reba's Angel Lullaby
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Fast Facts
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Born
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Origin
McAlester, Oklahoma
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Academy of Country Music Awards
13
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Grammy Awards
Two
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Star of the television series Reba for six seasons
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Has won more than 70 awards for her music
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Nominated for Vocal Event of the Year for "Cowgirls Don't Cry" with Brooks & Dunn at the 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards
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Lost to Keith Urban and Brad Paisley
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