When four music giants take on a classic rock anthem, you expect fireworks but what Reba McEntire, John Legend, Gwen Stefani, and Niall Horan gave us on The Voice was something deeper. It was a soulful celebration of harmony, heart, and timeless music. The performance didn’t just revive a beloved song; it reimagined it. And Reba? She didn’t just hold her own. She stole hearts all over again.
Reba and her fellow coaches performed “Take It Easy” by The Eagles, and it felt like a tribute wrapped in a warm hug. From the first note; Reba’s southern tone grounded the performance, giving it warmth and authenticity; as John Legend’s smooth voice layered in, Gwen’s charm lit the stage and Niall added a pop spark; it was like watching musical worlds collide in perfect harmony. It wasn’t just four coaches singing; it was four souls honoring a song that helped shape American music.
Coaches Niall, John, Reba and Gwen Perform “Take It Easy” by the Eagles | The Voice | NBC
The crowd erupted before the final chord even landed. With over 4.4 million views, fans online and in the audience were floored by the chemistry and charm of the performance. One commenter said, “I didn’t know I needed this mix of voices until I heard it. Now I can’t stop replaying it.” Viewers praised Reba’s presence, calling her the “soul” of the song and thanking her for breathing life into a decades-old classic.
If you thought that was unforgettable, wait until you see Reba’s show-stopping collaboration at the 60th ACM Awards. In Trailblazer, Reba teams up with Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson for a power-packed anthem that feels like a rallying cry for strong women everywhere. Reba doesn’t just join in; she leads the charge.
Trailblazer (Live From The 60th Academy of Country Music Awards)
Here, Reba is bold, fierce, and totally in control. Her voice cuts through like it always has; strong, proud, and completely unforgettable. Fans called it “a masterclass in how to own a stage.” The song celebrates the women who’ve walked before and those blazing trails today—something Reba’s done her whole life.
Reba connects with fans where it matters; on social media. She’s active on Facebook and Instagram, where she shares moments from her tours, personal life, and heartfelt messages. Whether it’s behind-the-scenes footage or a glimpse of her farm life, Reba’s presence online is as real and genuine as her music.