Dan + Shay join The Voice; Reba returns
Thursday, June 22, 2023 – Dan + Shay will join The Voice for the upcoming season, while Reba McEntire will return to the show for its 25th season.
The country acts will join John Legend and Chance the Rapper on the NBC show.
"SO EXCITED FOR THIS!" Dan + Shay tweeted.
McEntire will release her upcoming lifestyle book "Not That Fancy: Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots" on Oct. 10.
She also will release on Oct. 6 an accompanying album als, "Not That Fancy." Reba teamed up with producer Dave Cobb to record stripped-down versions of some of her best-known songs. The 14-track collection will also feature a brand new single "Seven Minutes In Heaven."
More news
- 10/25/24: McEntire goes vinyl with "Keep On Loving You"
- 10/11/24: Reba finds her "Happy Place"
- 07/27/24: McEntire shows she can with "I Can't" video
- 04/25/24: Reba named to host ACMs, again
- 02/20/24: Dan + Shay extend Heartbreak on the Map Tour
- 01/18/24: McEntire named to sing national anthem at Super Bowl
- 10/06/23: Old Dominion, Rucker, Reba release new projects
- 09/15/23: Brothers Osborne, Willie Dan + Shay top release schedule
CD reviews
It's so good to hear Reba McEntire's gospel album so soon after Carrie Underwood released the similar "My Savior." While Underwood's release may have been her country-ist album – ever, perhaps – McEntire has strayed far less often from her traditional music roots. With "My Chains Are Gone," McEntire gives us a selection of songs she – like Underwood – grew up singing. Therefore, she knows them all like the back of her hand, the way ...
With Rascal Flatts gone, the heir apparent to the breezy pop country throne, Dan +Shay has taken its rightful place. Their fourth studio album, "Good Things," is a feather light 12-song cruise suitable for multiple radio formats from adult contemporary to pop and even country, though that feels like a stretch.
Each song was co-written and produced by Dan Smyers while Shay Mooney put his pen to eight tracks. One look at the credits, and you'll know which direction it will be headed. ...
The beauty of Reba McEntire's albums flows from her way with a phrase, knowing when to modulate to carry us deeper into sadness or joy and when to pull back when she wants us to listen quietly to the lessons of a tear falling. Her songs can also urge us to scamper across the dance floor to twin fiddles, celebrating the exhilarating freedom of the moment or the satisfaction of breakup from a messy relationship. This album follows the end of McEntire's marriage to her manager. ...
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