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Reba McEntire adds a few more stops to spring/summer outing
Country mainstay Reba McEntire , who is back on the road after putting touring on the back burner for three years, has added several additional stops to her 2004 trek.
The latest additions to McEntire's itinerary include Costa Mesa, CA; Hinckley, MN; Atlanta; Grand Prairie, TX; Grand Forks, ND; and San Francisco; details are in the itinerary below.
McEntire was one of country music's most reliable concert draws before she stopped touring to dedicate her efforts to "Reba," a sitcom that debuted on the WB television network three years ago.
"I love recording, and I love acting, but getting out there and performing live has always been one of my favorite things to do," McEntire said in a statement issued early this year. She kicked off the outing in March at RodeoHouston in Texas.
McEntire's previous outing was 2001's Girls' Night Out Tour, which also featured Martina McBride, Sara Evans and Jamie O'Neal.
In November of 2003, McEntire released "Room to Breathe," her 28th album. She has collected many awards over the course of her career, including an unprecedented four-consecutive CoMA Female Vocalist of the Year honors and two Grammys.
In 2000, the Recording Industry Association of America--which credits McEntire with U.S. album sales of 36 million--named her the top-selling female country music artist of the 20th century.
