All Things Country
Miss Reba will have a busy week with promoting Not That Fancy.
Check out this hard-working woman's appearance on any of the following.
Monday Oct 9 The Voice 8 pm ET / 7pm CT NBC
Tuesday Oct 10 The Today Show on NBC
The Voice 8 pm ET / 7pm CT NBC
Wednesday Oct 11 Watch What Happens LIVE with Andy Cohen 10 pm ET / 9 pm CT BRAVO
Late Night with Seth Meyers 12:35 ET / 11:35 CT NBC
On October 3rd, 2023, artists such as Kelly Clarkson, Lorrie Morgan, Trace Adkins, Ray Stevens, Sara Evans, Keith Urban, and countless others all met at The Bridgestone Arena to pay tribute to the legendary Ronnie Milsap by serenading Ronnie and the audience with his incredible career of hit songs.
Hosted by Storme Warren and Bill Cody, the evening was full of fond memories from throughout Ronnie’s career, with stars such as Dolly Parton, Clint Back, and Reba McEntire sharing tributes via video.
To close out the evening, Ronnie took the stage and performed a number of his hits such as, “There’s No Getting Over Me” and “Smoky Mountain Rain”. At 80 years old, Ronnie still knows how to work an audience and put on a fantastic show.
It was a night full of love, respect, and admiration, as Ronnie performed what will be his final show at The Bridgestone Arena.
Grammy-winning artist Maren Morris recently appeared as the first-ever guest on The New York Times Popcast (Deluxe) to discuss her new EP, The Bridge, and her opinions on country music at large—watch the full interview with critics Joe Coscarelli and Jon Caramanica here.
Maren recently returned with a new EP, The Bridge, featuring two new tracks, “The Tree,” produced by Greg Kurstin, and “Get the Hell Out of Here” produced by Jack Antonoff—listen/share HERE and watch the Jason Lester-directed videos HERE.
The EP has earned widespread critical acclaim, with Vogue raving, “There’s an evergreen brilliance to Morris’s body of work,” and Rolling Stone praising “The Tree” for its “swaying, hopeful pop quality that betrays the exasperation of her lyrics.” CNN summed it up best as “fiery.”
