Show will move to Dec 10th
Reba McEntire’s show set for Estero, FL tomorrow (Thurs, Nov 10th) has been postponed due to an approaching hurricane. The country star shared the news on social media on Wednesday (Nov 9th).
“Due to the approaching hurricane, I will be rescheduling tomorrow’s Estero, FL show for Saturday, December 10,” she writes. “The safety of my fans, band and crew is always my number one priority. All tickets will be honored for the new date. Thank you for understanding! I’ll be praying for the safety of everyone in Florida.”
Hurricane Nicole is expected to hit landfall tonight bringing a storm surge, strong rains and flooding. The National Hurricane Center predicts that prolonged coastal flooding, beach erosion, strong winds, high surf, heavy rain and tornadoes will impact the state and other eastern parts of the country.
As of press time, it’s unclear the fate of Reba’s show in Tampa on Friday, November 11th.
Reba joins Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood for a special performance tonight on the 56th Annual CMA Awards airing live on ABC and Hulu tomorrow. The trio will honor country legend Loretta Lynn at the top of the show.
Last week, the country star postponed three shows after being put on vocal rest by her doctor. Reba: Live in Concert 2022 with Terri Clark will now wrap December 16th in Indianapolis.
Spring dates have been announced for 2023 which kick off March 9th in Jacksonville and conclude at NYC’s Madison Square Garden, marking Reba’s first time playing the iconic venue. Terri Clark and The Isaacs will support.
