Reba McEntire

THE CROWD EXPECTED NOISE. THEY GOT SILENCE — AND TWO LEGENDS. Halfway through the Halftime Show, the lights softened instead of exploding. No dancers. No countdown. Just two figures walking in from opposite sides of the stage. Dolly Parton smiled first. Reba McEntire followed, steady and calm, like this moment had been waiting years for them. The first note didn’t demand attention — it earned it.

Halfway through the Halftime Show, the audience braced for impact. They expected fireworks. They expected…

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Before anthem performances at the Super Bowl became a tradition, there was Reba. In 1974, as the entire nation turned its attention to the stadium and millions watched on television, she stepped out and sang—becoming one of the first country artists to bring that spirit to the Super Bowl stage. And not just with “The Star-Spangled Banner,” she poured her soul into “America the Beautiful.”

Long before halftime shows became global productions measured in pyrotechnics and social media impressions, before…

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