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Reba McEntire is busy filming The Voice and Happy’s Place—but she’s also receiving impressive accolades for her music!
Back in May 2025, fans got a treat when the singer released her single, “Trailblazer.” She belts the tune with Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson, and even performed it live at the 2025 ACM Awards later that month. It’s a catchy song with three of the biggest names in country music—and clearly, we weren’t the only ones who enjoyed it.
Reba is now a 2025 Grammy Awards nominee thanks to her work on “Trailblazer.” She was nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for the song and discovered the news while on the set of Happy’s Place on November 7. She posted an Instagram photo of herself standing alongside a sign made by her cast and crew, and used the caption to express her gratitude for receiving such an honor for her music.
“Thankful for so many things today, especially that #Trailblazer is nominated for ‘Best Country Duo/Group Performance’ with @mirandalambert & @laineywilson at the 2026 #GRAMMYs,” she wrote. “My #HappysPlace family surprised me with this sign today 💙.”
When fans caught on to Reba’s epic career news, they couldn’t help but share their excitement.
“Congratulations! Trailblazer is one of my favorite songs of this year!! 🤠,” one person wrote in the comments. “Congratulations. Well deserved nomination! 👏🏻❤️🤞🏻,” another cheered. “Well done. Now let’s win!” a different follower added.
Fans may be surprised to learn that this marks Reba’s 18th Grammy nomination. If she wins the trophy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance, she would have four Grammys in total. And considering she learned this news as Happy’s Place is airing season 2 episodes every Friday night on NBC, this is definitely an exciting time in her life.
Congrats, Reba—we’ll be rooting for you!
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