On April 27, 2024, something super exciting happened at Stagecoach, a big country music festival in Indio, California. Miranda Lambert was singing on stage when Reba McEntire, a famous singer and coach on The Voice, surprised everyone by joining her. Together, they sang three awesome songs: Reba’s hit “Fancy” from 1991, and Miranda’s songs “Mama’s Broken Heart” and “Gunpowder & Lead.”
Both stars wore sparkly outfits and performed with tons of energy while fireworks lit up the sky. They looked like they were having so much fun, and the crowd loved it.
Miranda shared her excitement on X, saying, “Reba at Stagecoach, wow. Thank you to my hero and friend for being my special guest. I’ll never forget it. She was amazing.” Reba also posted on X, saying, “What a night. Thank you, Miranda, for inviting me to Stagecoach. Big thanks to all the country music fans who came out, even through a storm.”
Reba also shared pictures on Instagram of her and Miranda hugging on stage, calling them “badass sisters.” It was a sweet moment that showed how much they like working together.
The Story of “Fancy”
“Fancy” is a special song about a girl who starts with very little but works hard to make a big life. It was first sung by Bobbie Gentry in 1969, but Reba made her own version in 1991 for her album Rumor Has It. Reba’s version became really popular, reaching number eight on the music charts. She even made a music video where she plays “Fancy,” looking back at her childhood home and remembering her journey.
In 2019, Reba told Country Living why she loves “Fancy.” She said she enjoys stories about people who overcome tough times to succeed, like Cinderella. When her producer asked if she wanted to redo a song, she picked “Fancy” because it’s one of her favorites. In February 2024, USA Today named “Fancy” one of Reba’s top songs because her singing is so powerful and full of emotion.
Miranda and Reba’s performance at Stagecoach was a magical moment that showed how country music brings people together. Fans will be talking about this for a long time.
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