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Reba McEntire Kicks Off Her 2022 ‘Reba: Live In Concert Tour’

Reba is BACK, and better than ever.

She kicked off her REBA: LIVE IN CONCERT tour this past weekend, and it looks like she’s ready to blaze the trail in 2022.

She played in Evansville, Indiana, Huntsville, Alabama, and Duluth, Georgia over the past few days, playing her legendary hits like “I’m A Survivor,” “Consider Me Gone,” “Fancy,” “Little Rock,” and so many more.

Up and comer Caylee Hammack joined her this past weekend, and upcoming dates will feature the likes of Brandy Clark, Hannah Dasher, Reyna Roberts, Caitlyn Smith, Brittney Spencer, and Tenille Townes.

Upcoming stops include Toledo, Ohio on January 20th, Green Bay, Wisconsin on January 21st, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota on January 22nd.

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Check out the upcoming tour dates below:

1/20 Toledo, OH – Huntington Center *with Hannah Dasher 1/21 Green Bay, WI – Resch Center *with Hannah Dasher 1/22 Sioux Falls, SD – Denny Sanford PREMIER Center *with Hannah Dasher 1/27 Greenville, SC – Bon Secours Wellness Arena *with Caitlyn Smith 1/28 Lexington, KY – Rupp Arena *with Caitlyn Smith 1/29 Knoxville, TN – Thompson-Boling Arena *with Caitlyn Smith 2/3 Omaha, NE – CHI Health Center Omaha *with Brandy Clark 2/4 Springfield, MO – JQH Arena *with Brandy Clark 2/5 North Little Rock, AR – Simmons Bank Arena *with Brandy Clark 2/17 Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena *with Brittney Spencer 2/18 Atlantic City, NJ – Borgata Event Center *with Brittney Spencer 2/19 Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek Event Center *with Brittney Spencer 2/24 Birmingham, AL – Legacy Arena at the BJCC *with Tenille Townes 2/25 Biloxi, MS – Mississippi Coast Coliseum *with Tenille Townes 2/26 Bossier City, LA – Brookshire Grocery Arena *with Tenille Townes 3/4 Mashantucket, CT – Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino 3/5 Mashantucket, CT – Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino 3/17 Grand Rapids, MI – Van Andel Arena *with Reyna Roberts 3/18 Peoria, IL – Peoria Civic Center *with Reyna Roberts 3/19 Rosemont, IL – Allstate Arena *with Reyna Roberts

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Reba McEntire Announces Fall Arena Tour With Terri Clark

By Jon Freeman

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Reba McEntire has announced a string of headlining arena tour dates for fall 2022. “Reba: Live in Concert” will get underway in October and features guest performer Terri Clark.

Kicking off Oct. 13 in Lafayette, Louisiana, the trek will run 17 dates in total and wrap up in the second half of November. There are dates scheduled for Oklahoma City in McEntire’s home state, plus Tennessee dates at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena and Memphis’ FedEx Forum. Other stops include St. Louis, Austin, and Tampa. Clark, a Nineties powerhouse with hits like “Better Things to Do” and “Emotional Girl,” will perform at all shows.

I'm heading back out on tour this fall with my buddy @TerriClarkMusic ! Tickets go on sale this Friday, but you can access a special fan presale starting tomorrow at 10 AM by signing up for my email list here: https://t.co/646sSuUVDl pic.twitter.com/YkabMGlkRv — Reba McEntire (@reba) July 11, 2022

Tickets for the tour will go on sale Friday, July 15 at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can have early access by signing up for McEntire’s email list by 11:50 p.m. CT on July 11.

Earlier this year, McEntire performed during the 2022 Academy Awards, singing the song “Somehow You Do” from Four Good Days with a band that featured Travis Barker, Sheila E, and Robert Randolph. She is also set to star in the third season of the ABC crime drama Big Sky .

Reba: Live in Concert dates: Oct. 13 – Lafayette, LA @ Cajundome Oct. 14 – Ft. Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena Oct. 15 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Paycom Center Oct. 20 – Charleston, WV @ Charleston Coliseum Oct. 21 – Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena Oct. 22 – St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center Oct. 28 – Austin, TX @ Moody Center Oct. 29 – Corpus Christi, TX @ AmericanBank Center Nov. 3 – Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena Nov. 4 – Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena Nov. 5 – Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse Nov. 10 – Estero, FL @ Hertz Arena Nov. 11 – Tampa, FL @ Amalie Arena Nov. 12 – Savannah, GA @ Enmarket Arena Nov. 17 – Memphis, TN @ FedEx Forum Nov. 18 – Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center Nov. 19 – Wichita, KS @ Intrust Bank Arena

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Reba McEntire Announces 2022 Tour Dates

Including shows in Nashville, St. Louis, Austin, Memphis, and Kansas City

Reba McEntire has mapped out a string of Fall 2022 tour dates. Taking the country star across 17 cities, it will take place in October and November with Canadian singer Terri Clark serving as the opener.

The trek kicks off on October 13th in Lafayette, Louisiana, with subsequent dates in Nashville, St. Louis, Austin, Memphis, and Kansas City before winding down in Wichita, Kansas on November 19th. See the full itinerary below.

Tickets go on sale Friday, July 15th at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster . A pre-sale will precede the public on-sale on Thursday, Jul 14th (use code ELECTRIC ).

McEntire last released the gospel album My Chains Are Gone this past March. She recently joined the cast for Season 3 of David E. Kelley’s crime drama Big Sky as Sunny Brick.

Reba McEntire 2022 Tour Dates: 10/13 — Lafayette, LA @ CAJUNDOME 10/14 — Fort Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena 10/15 — Oklahoma City, OK @ Paycom Center 10/20 — Charleston, WV @ Charleston Coliseum 10/21 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena 10/22 — St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center 10/28 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center 10/29 — Corpus Christi, TX @ AmericanBank Center 11/03 — Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena 11/04 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena 11/05 — Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse 11/10 — Estero, FL @ Hertz Arena 11/11 — Tampa, FL @ Amalie Arena 11/12 — Savannah, GA @ Enmarket Arena 11/17 — Memphis, TN @ FedExForum 11/18 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center 11/19 — Wichita, KS @ INTRUST Bank Arena

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Reba McEntire is hitting the road.

This fall, the country legend will embark on the second leg of her arena tour, "Reba: Live in Concert," with 17 dates across the country.

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The tour kicks off on Oct. 13 at the Cajundome in Lafayette, Louisiana. Reba and opening act Terri Clark will also visit Nashville, Tennessee's Bridgestone Arena, the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City and more. The trek wraps on Nov. 19 in Wichita, Kansas, at the INTRUST Bank Arena.

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"I'm so excited to be headed back out on tour this fall. We had so much fun in the spring, we just had to get back out there and do it again," the "Fancy" singer said in an Instagram video .

Reba kicked off 2022 with a series of Reba: Live in Concert shows that featured an all-female lineup, including Tenille Townes, Caitlyn Smith, Reyna Roberts, Brandy Clark and more.

Tickets for the new string of shows go on sale to the public on July 15 at 10 a.m. local time. See the full list of dates on Reba's website .

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The longtime friends and Reba co-stars are set to reunite on a new sitcom, Happy's Place , and on Tuesday, ET's Deidre Behar was the first to break the news to Peterman that their pilot had been picked up to series by Peacock.

"Amazing!" the actress reacted. "I get to work with Reba and our team and I'm so excited!"

While the new series won't be related to Reba in any way, there are familiar faces both in front of and behind the camera. In addition to Peterman, most of the creative team leads -- executive producers Michael Hanel and Mindy Schultheis, as well as writer Kevin Abbott --- also worked on McEntire's eponymous sitcom, which ran on The WB and The CW from 2001-07.

"It's whole new characters, a whole new scenario and a lot of our same team," Peterman said of Happy's Place. "The dynamic is gonna be that dynamic that we have, that natural one."

"You're lucky if you get one chance to work with people you love and have it be received so well and still sort of live on," she reflected, "but I've had more than that and I mean, I feel like the luckiest."

Happy's Place -- on which McEntire also serves as an executive producer -- will star The Voice coach as Bobbie, a woman who inherits her father's restaurant following his death. Things get interesting -- and presumably hilarious -- when she discovers that her business partner in the endeavor is a half-sister she never knew she had. 

Hocus Pocus 2  star Belissa Escobedo stars as Bobbie's younger half-sister, Isabella, while Peterman plays Gabby, a bartender at Bobbie's newly inherited restaurant.  Happy's Place  is also set to star Pablo Castelblanco, Tokala Black Elk, and McEntire's real-life beau,  Rex Linn -- who previously co-starred with Peterman on Young Sheldon.

Of her matchmaking abilities between her co-star and her longtime pal, Peterman admitted, "I like to take a little credit."

Mostly, the actress admitted, she's happy to see McEntire happy in her new relationship -- remarking how much their decades-long friendship has meant to her.

"She's like coming home," Peterman shared, tearing up. "I think that in this business, we have a lot of 'Hollywood friends' -- friends that you share just the good stuff with. I think I knew that when we started sharing real-life stuff, that it was forever. I know she's got my back whether we ever work together again. She is on my side always, and she knows I'm on her's."

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Lainey Wilson the big winner at 2024 Academy of Country Music Awards

May 17, 2024 / 4:50 AM EDT / AP

Lainey Wilson took home female artist of the year and the top prize of entertainer of the year at the 2024 Academy of Country Music Awards.

"I've been in Nashville for 13 years doing this," Wilson started her speech. "Everybody in this category has loved on me and believed on me," she added. "And I love y'all for that."

She joins an exclusive category of women who have earned the top prize: Miranda Lambert was named entertainer of the year in 2022. In 2020, Carrie Underwood and Thomas Rhett tied for the title, the first time ever for a tie and the first time a woman had won the category since Taylor Swift in 2012.

 Wilson also opened the 59th annual ACMs with a cover of Little Texas' "God Blessed Texas," flawlessly jumping into her new single, "Hang Tight Honey." Afterward, Clay Walker and Randy Travis presented Jordan Davis with song of the year for his ubiquitous country radio hit "Next Thing You Know."

"First off, I want to thank the fans for loving this song," he said in his acceptance speech. "I love songwriting because of songs that won song of the year, so to be holding this right now is crazy."

Music event of the year also went to Wilson - and Jelly Roll, for his smash "Save Me."

"No pun intended, but seriously, this song saved me," Jelly Roll said in his speech. "I thought I would die and go to jail," he said while getting emotional - and instead, he celebrated being an ACM award winner.

The ACMs, held at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, just north of Dallas, was hosted by Reba McEntire.

Toby Keith honored

In one of the most anticipated performances of the show, Jason Aldean lit up the stage in a moving tribute to the late Toby Keith .

He gave the crowd a poignant, acoustic performance of Keith's classic "Should've Been a Cowboy" as the audience sang along, and Keith's family watched from the crowd.

Across his career, Keith took home 14 ACM Awards, twice winning the top prize of entertainer of the year. He died in February at age 62, following a diagnosis of stomach cancer.

Album and male artist of the year went to Chris Stapleton. "There's so many great guys in that category and I'm happy just to be included in this company," he said in his acceptance speech.

And when it came time to perform his new song "Think I'm in Love with You," he was joined by a very special guest: Dua Lipa.

It wasn't the only surprise: Post Malone debuted a brand-new song, "Never Love You Again," which bled into his huge new single with Morgan Wallen "I Had Some Help." Wallen did not perform.

Instead, afterward, McEntire joined Post Malone to duet a little bit of the Allman Brothers Band's "Ramblin' Man" in tribute to Dickey Betts, who died last month. He was 80.

Earlier in the evening, Luke Combs - the most nominated artist of the night, with eight - took home single of the year for his cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car." Last year, Chapman's 1988 song won song of the year at the Country Music Awards for Combs' cover, making her the first Black songwriter to win in the category.

Dan and Shay and Old Dominion took home the prize for duo and group of the year, respectively.

Performances hit fast and furious: Jelly Roll launched into a rocking rendition of his new song "Liar," followed closely by Kelsea Ballerini with Noah Kahan - doing her song "Mountain with a View" into his viral hit "Stick Season."

Tigirlily Gold did "I Tried A Ring On," Texas-born Cody Johnson brought his "Dirt Cheap," and Miranda Lambert debuted her new single "Wranglers."

Kane Brown did a moving cover of "Georgia On My Mind." Thomas Rhett did "Beautiful As You" and everyone's favorite couple Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani brought the lovely "Purple Irises" to the ACM stage.

Park McCollum did his hit "Burn It Down," new male artist of the year winner Nate Smith and pop-punk powerhouse Avril Lavigne performed their new one, "Bulletproof," and host McEntire closed out the show with her new single, "I Can't."

The ACM Awards were livestreamed on Prime Video and the Amazon Music channel on Twitch Live.

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Lainey Wilson wins big at the 2024 Academy of Country Music Awards, including the top honor

(AP) - It was  Lainey Wilson  ‘s night, in many ways. She took home female artist of the year and the top prize of entertainer of the year at the 2024  Academy of Country Music Awards .

“I’ve been in Nashville for 13 years doing this,” Wilson started her speech. “Everybody in this category has loved on me and believed on me,” she added. “And I love y’all for that.”

She joins an exclusive category of few women to earn the top prize: Miranda Lambert was named entertainer of the year in 2022. In 2020, Carrie Underwood and Thomas Rhett  tied for the title , the first time ever for a tie and the first time a woman had won the category since Taylor Swift in 2012.

Wilson also opened the 59th annual ACMs with a cover of Little Texas’ “God Blessed Texas,” flawlessly jumping into her new single, “Hang Tight Honey.” Afterward, Clay Walker and  Randy Travis  presented Jordan Davis with song of the year for his ubiquitous country radio hit “Next Thing You Know.”

“First off, I want to thank the fans for loving this song,” he said in his acceptance speech. “I love songwriting because of songs that won song of the year, so to be holding this right now is crazy.”

Music event of the year also went to Wilson — and Jelly Roll, for his smash “Save Me.”

“No pun intended, but seriously, this song saved me,” Jelly Roll said in his speech. “I thought I would die and go to jail,” he said while getting emotional — and instead, he celebrated being an ACM award winner.

The ACMs, held at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, just north of Dallas, was  hosted by Reba McEntire .

In one of the most anticipated performances of the show, Jason Aldean lit up the stage in  a moving tribute  to the late Toby Keith.

He gave the crowd a poignant, acoustic performance of Keith’s classic “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” as the audience sang along, and Keith’s family watched from the crowd.

Across his career, Keith took home 14 ACM Awards, twice winning the top prize of entertainer of the year. He  died in February at age 62 , following a diagnosis of stomach cancer.

Album and male artist of the year went to Chris Stapleton. “There’s so many great guys in that category and I’m happy just to be included in this company,” he said in his acceptance speech.

And when it came time to perform his new song “Think I’m in Love with You,” he was joined by a very special guest:  Dua Lipa .

It wasn’t the only surprise: Post Malone debuted a brand-new song, “Never Love You Again,” which bled into his huge new single with Morgan Wallen “I Had Some Help.” Wallen did not perform.

Instead, afterward, McEntire joined Post Malone to duet a little bit of the Allman Brothers Band’s “Ramblin’ Man” in  tribute to Dickey Betts , who died last month. He was 80.

Earlier in the evening, Luke Combs —  the most nominated  artist of the night, with eight — took home single of the year for his cover of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car.” Last year, Chapman’s 1988 song won song of the year at the Country Music Awards for Combs’ cover, making her the first Black songwriter to win in the category.

Dan and Shay and Old Dominion took home the prize for duo and group of the year, respectively.

Performances hit fast and furious: Jelly Roll launched into a rocking rendition of his new song “Liar,” followed closely by Kelsea Ballerini with Noah Kahan — doing her song “Mountain with a View” into his viral hit “Stick Season.”

Tigirlily Gold did “I Tried A Ring On,” Texas-born Cody Johnson brought his “Dirt Cheap,” and Miranda Lambert debuted her new single “Wranglers.”

Kane Brown did a moving cover of “Georgia On My Mind.” Thomas Rhett did “Beautiful As You” and everyone’s favorite couple Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani brought the lovely “Purple Irises” to the ACM stage.

Park McCollum did his hit “Burn It Down,” new male artist of the year winner Nate Smith and pop-punk powerhouse Avril Lavigne performed their new one, “Bulletproof,” and host McEntire closed out the show with her new single, “I Can’t.”

The ACM Awards were livestreamed on Prime Video and the Amazon Music channel on Twitch Live.

For more coverage of this year’s ACM Awards, visit  https://apnews.com/hub/academy-of-country-music-awards

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The Academy of Country Music Awards are back and better than ever with a star-studded list of performers, nominees, and presenters! Fans and artists alike are on the edge of their seats waiting to see who will take home each award, particularly the coveted Entertainer of the Year award.

If you're as excited as we are about country music's biggest party of the year, you won't want to miss the show: here's how to watch the ACM Awards in 2024!

How to Watch and Stream the ACM Awards 2024

The show is available exclusively on Prime Video, so don't expect to find it on cable. Tune in to Prime Video on Thursday May 16 to watch the ACM Awards live. Here's the good news: Whether you're a Prime member or not, the show is free to stream live. The festivities will begin on Prime at 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT.

If you're wondering 'Can I watch the ACM Awards later?' or you're reading this after May 16, there's an option for you too. The full ACM Awards broadcast will be available to stream on Prime Video immediately after the show. Fans can also stream the show for free on Amazon Freevee beginning the following evening.

Who is Performing at the ACM Awards?

The ACM Awards show is known for its stellar lineup of performers every year, and this year is no exception. In April, the Academy announced the initial slate of performers which includes: Jason Aldean, Kane Brown, Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Miranda Lambert , Thomas Rhett, Chris Stapleton, and Lainey Wilson . Reba McEntire will also take the stage to perform a brand new song!

In the week leading up to the show, ACM announced even more performers. Post Malone, who collaborated with Morgan Wallen on his new song "I Had Some Help," will take the ACM stage for the first time ever. Kelsea Ballerini and Noah Kahan will take the stage as a duo as well as New Male Artist of the Year nominee Nate Smith and Avril Lavigne. Husband and wife Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani will also perform a duet (they've had some practice on this front). Lastly, Parker McCollum rounds out the list of 2024 ACM performers.

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From Post Malone to Dua Lipa's surprise duet with Chris Stapleton, we look at all the performances featured during the May 16 show.

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The 59th annual Academy of Country Music Awards, held Thursday night (May 16) and streamed live on Amazon’s Prime Video, handed out awards to many artists whose music has had an undeniable impact over the past year, but they also deftly crammed more than a dozen performances into the space of two hours — including breaks in the streaming broadcast. Still, the evening — produced by Dick Clark Productions — felt tightly run, but never rushed. And of course, one of country music’s most professional, entertaining artists, Country Music Hall of Famer Reba McEntire, was leading the festivities.

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In that two-hour span, the ACMs performances highlighted a range of performers, featured showcase after showcase of new music, and included a smattering of high-profile pop performers as well.

Dua Lipa made a surprise appearance, joining Chris Stapleton. Post Malone turned in one of the most solidly traditional country songs of the night. Nate Smith’s performance got an added edge thanks to rocker Avril Lavigne, while Kelsea Ballerini teamed with Noah Kahan to mesh their songs “Mountain With a View” and “Stick Season.”

Meanwhile, artists including Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Cody Johnson and McEntire all turned in performances of fresh material, while Kane Brown opted to honor the late Ray Charles by tackling one of the icon’s classics.

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While every performance was solid during the evening, some stood out more than others. Here, we countdown to the top performance of the evening during the ACM Awards.

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Thomas Rhett, "Beautiful As You"

Thomas Rhett offered up his new song “Beautiful as You.” Sauntering across the stage, TR continued in the same musical terrain as many of his romantic, uptempo, pop-aimed hits. His voice was top notch, but given the breadth of musical styles represented throughout the evening, his polished performance still seemed a little tame.

Parker McCollum, "Burn It Down"

McCollum offered up his third Country Airplay chart-topper “Burn It Down” while seated on a stool on a smaller stage. The Texan’s voice was in fine form, though with his performance following sets from Chris Stapleton and Post Malone, the song lacked energy and verve by comparison.

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani, "Purple Irises"

Taking a cue from the song’s title, the stage was bathed in shades of violet, as a purple-clad Stefani traded verses and harmonies with her husband and duet partner on their new song, “Purple Irises.” Purple flowers surrounded the couple while the screen was emblazoned with a stained-glass effect of purple irises. Their voices blended well, and their energetic chemistry was undeniable, bringing heft to a fairly standard-sounding song.

Nate Smith featuring Avril Lavigne, "Bulletproof"

Nate Smith, who was recently named Rookie of the Year at Billboard ‘s Country Power Players ceremony earlier in the week, took the ACM Awards stage to perform “Bulletproof.” He was then joined by 2000s pop-punk queen Avril Lavigne, whose searing, razor-sharp vocals brought out the song’s punk edges. They shared an easygoing camaraderie, with each artist elevating the other. A solid collaboration from these two.

Kelsea Ballerini & Noah Kahan, "Mountain With a View" x "Stick Season"

Kelsea Ballerini teamed with “Stick Season” hitmaker Noah Kahan to mesh two of their songs. The performance had a theatrical bent, beginning with Ballerini lying on a blue couch and singing “Mountain With a View” from her album Rolling Up the Welcome Mat , before the cameras shifted to Kahan, standing on a grassy stage set, performing his Hot 100 top 10 hit “Stick Season.” Ballerini joined in on harmonies as they traded off lyrics from each of the two songs. The pair of tracks meshed nicely, as did the performers’ voices, making this low-key performance a pleasure.

Jason Aldean, "Should've Been a Cowboy"

Over the course of his career, Toby Keith earned 14 ACM Awards, including back-to-back wins for entertainer of the year in 2003-04. The late singer-songwriter was honored during this year’s ceremony as Jason Aldean performed Keith’s No. 1 “Should’ve Been a Cowboy.”

Instead of the straight-forward rendering many may have expected, Aldean offered up a slowed-down version of the song, highlighted by fiddle. Aldean doesn’t quite have the burly, muscular voice to carry off the song’s swagger, but the performance came across as authentic and sincere, and he had no trouble with the lyrics — it was clear he knew the words by heart.

“We love you, Toby,” he said, as the cameras centered on Keith’s wife, Tricia, and his children as well as others in the audience who were wiping away tears.

Tigirlily Gold, "I Tried a Ring On"

This sister duo offered up superb, familial harmonies on their new song “I Tried a Ring On,” performing on the satellite stage, surrounded by the audience. The emotional heartbreak ballad translated well, highlighting their confidence and tight-knit performance ability on one of country music’s biggest nights.

Miranda Lambert, "Wranglers"

Lambert dripped confidence from the first notes of her performance, sauntering to center stage to perform her new single, “Wranglers,” her first new music since signing with Republic Records, in partnership with Big Loud. Wearing a sparkly hat and a fringed and bedazzled jacket-pants set, Lambert was in top-shelf, classic form. She prowled the stage, performing as her twangy voice was imbued with a sultry drawl. The blues-dipped country/rock track gave her ample space to showcase the edge in her voice, and proved that her headstrong swagger is here to stay.

Kane Brown, "Georgia on My Mind"

Brown has a solid voice, but with his slate of largely uptempo and often pop-oriented fare, rarely does he get a chance to fully showcase his vocal talents. On the ACMs stage this year, he reminded viewers that he’s as much a supple-voiced crooner as an energetic performer when he offered a version of Ray Charles’ 1960 classic “Georgia on My Mind.” Clad in a suit and surrounded by vocalists, piano, guitars and string players, Brown offered a stately, soulful and respectful rendering of a classic, briefly bringing a bit of Georgia mindset to the Lone Star State.

Jelly Roll, "Liar"

Jelly Roll has been steadily lobbing hits at Billboard ‘s charts over the past year, notching three No. 1 Country Airplay hits, including “Need a Favor,” and six tracks on the Hot 100 since 2022. On the ACMs stage, he introduced new music, performing his new soul-tinged, gospel-inflected country-rock track “Liar,” which offers reasoning and defiance against moments of temptation — whether that’s in the form of pills or other addictions.

He sang of the inner voices encouraging his addictions, voices that are “saying drink another whiskey/ pop another pill.” But in the chorus, he calls out those vices for what they are, on lyrics including, “You burned me one too many times/ Like a devil in disguise.”

Jelly Roll has made his mark with songs that speak to struggles, hopes and healing. On the ACMs stage, he kept that mission alive with a strong-hearted performance.

Chris Stapleton and Dua Lipa, "Think I'm in Love With You"

Though much buzz had been made in the weeks leading up to the ACM Awards, speculating whether Cowboy Carter purveyor Beyoncé would make an appearance at the ACM Awards, the audience got a surprise when another pop star — Dua Lipa — appeared, performing with Chris Stapleton, who is a perennial favorite collaborator for scores of artists from Pink to Taylor Swift.

Dua Lipa joined Chris Stapleton on “Think I’m in Love With You,” from Stapleton’s Higher album. The sultry performance paired his grizzled vocal with her soaring, polished tones, making for what was surely one of the most talked about performances.

Reba McEntire, "I Can't"

Country Music Hall of Famer and host for this year’s ACM Awards ceremony McEntire closed out the evening with a performance of her new song, “I Can’t.” For decades, she has made commanding a stage seem effortless, with her octave-jumping, multi-syllabic vocal style and powerful stage presence — and this year’s ACM Awards performance was no exception.

A vocal choir, smoke and fire heightened the potency of the song’s empowering message. As the performance came to a close, sparks filled the stage as the melody soared, confetti rained down and Reba stared down the camera as only she can, delivering the song’s essence directly to the heart.

Lainey Wilson, "Hang Tight Honey"

Lainey Wilson kicked off the night with an appropriate nod to the Lone Star State, offering up a performance of Little Texas’ “God Blessed Texas” — a song that made perfect use of her signature twang. Performing the song on a satellite stage, she ventured into the audience, walking through the crowd to the main stage to perform another barn-burner, her new song, “Hang Tight Honey.”

Wilson was all Louisiana swagger on the high-octane song, wielding her acoustic guitar while a bevy of backing vocalists, and later two guitarists, flanked Wilson on each side of the stage. The song ended with her holding her guitar aloft and welcoming host McEntire to usher in the awards evening. Wilson ended the evening as the night’s biggest winner, taking home the ACM’s entertainer of the year trophy.

Post Malone, "Never Love You Again" & "I Had Some Help"

Post Malone offered one of the most traditional country performances on the show, with the steel guitar-swathed, fiddle-laced heartbreak song “Never Love You Again,” with the rapper-singer wielding his acoustic guitar and offering a gritty, whiskey-soaked vocal on lines such as “I’ll love you ’til tomorrow/ Then I’ll never love you again.”

From there, Posty segued into his new hit, the Morgan Wallen collaboration “I Had Some Help,” though the “Last Night” singer was not there to join him for the song. Not to worry: Post Malone did end up with a duet partner after all: He later joined host McEntire to honor the late Allman Brothers Band singer-guitarist Dickey Betts with an a cappella performance of “Ramblin’ Man.”

Cody Johnson, "Dirt Cheap"

Seated on a stool, Texan Johnson offered up a sincere performance of his new single “Dirt Cheap.” His performance was pared back, setting the focus squarely on this classic country construction and tale of of a man whose land is so filled with value and memories — the place where children grew up in the backyard, where lovers proposed and where loyal dogs were buried — that no amount of money would be enough to make him sell. As always, Johnson knows how to deliver a song, whether onstage or on record, and his straightforward performance was a highlight.

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How to Watch the 2024 ACM Awards With Host Reba McEntire, Featuring Special Toby Keith Tribute & More

by Chris Piner May 16, 2024, 8:44 am

Over the last year, country music has gone mainstream as singers like Post Malone and Beyonce stepped foot into the genre. While seeming to control the airwaves and charts, country music prepares to celebrate the 59th Academy of Country Music Awards on May 16 at The Star in Frisco, Texas. With performances by Jelly Roll , Lainey Wilson, Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, and even Reba McEntire, the evening is looking to be a historic night for country music. And making sure you don’t miss a single moment, here are all the details about how to watch the ACM Awards. 

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Besides hosting for the 17th time, Reba will take the stage to celebrate stars and even icons like the legendary Toby Keith. While battling cancer for numerous years, Keith passed away back in February, leaving behind a legacy that echoes throughout country music. Not wanting his memory to fade, the ACM Awards will welcome Jason Aldean to the stage to honor Keith with a special performance. And that is just the start of a night full of performances and awards. A must-watch event for country music fans, the ACM Award will start with a pre-show event at 7:00 p.m. ET/PT on Amazon Prime Video. 

[RELATED: 2024 ACM Awards Performers Announced: Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Reba McEntire, & More Slated to Perform]

Given the massive reach of Amazon, there seems no better place for the ACM Awards. Besides airing live on Amazon Prime, the awards will also be available on Twitch’s Amazon Music Channel. For those who might not have Amazon Prime, they can receive a 30-day free trial. And to make it even better, the full event will be available to watch again on Prime Video and Amazon’s Music App. Thanks to Amazon’s Freevee, fans can even watch the ACM Awards again for free. 

Country Music Honoring Toby Keith At ACM Awards

Although the night is full of awards and performances, many country stars look forward to Jason Aldean remembering the iconic Toby Keith. Speaking with Fox News about the tribute, Aldean praised the late singer for not caring what others thought.  “He said what he thought, whether it was the popular opinion or not. And it wasn’t, you know, it didn’t always go well for him, and he didn’t care. I mean, it was something that if he felt strongly about it and felt like it was something he believed in, he was going to speak his mind.”  

While not only praising the singer, Aldean recalled the sound advice given to him by Keith. He recalled the singer telling him to “never apologize for being patriotic.” He added, “Just being not afraid to speak your mind, stand up for what you believe in. Whether other people agree with it or not, be who you are and be unapologetic about it. And I think that’s pretty good advice.”

Don’t miss the ACM Awards , airing live at 7:00 p.m. ET/PT on Amazon Prime Video.

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