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Reba McEntire just released the music video for \u201cOne Night In Tulsa,\u201d and it\u2019s exactly the kind of moment her five-decade career earns. Filmed during her exclusive one-night-only pop-up event, \u201cOne Night In Atoka,\u201d the video captures a stripped-down live performance inside Reba\u2019s Place, her restaurant, bar, live music venue, and retail store in Atoka, Oklahoma. The audience was made up entirely of sweepstakes winners, making the footage feel genuinely rare.<\/p>\n
The song itself is a return to the \u201990s Country ballads that built McEntire\u2019s reputation as one of the genre\u2019s most defining voices of heartbreak. \u201cOne Night In Tulsa\u201d draws on her Oklahoma roots, and the live setting gives it an intimacy that a studio recording simply couldn\u2019t replicate. It lands beautifully.<\/p>\n
\u201cOne Night In Tulsa\u201d is the title track of the \u2018One Night In Tulsa EP\u2019, the first in a series of monthly music capsules McEntire is releasing throughout 2026 to mark her 50-year career milestone. Each capsule pairs a newly recorded song with a curated selection of tracks that trace the arc of her legacy. A companion playlist, \u201cThe Making of Reba,\u201d is available now.<\/p>\n
The numbers behind McEntire\u2019s career are almost hard to process. Thirty-five number one singles. Over 58 million albums sold worldwide. Sixty Top 10 hits on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, the most among female artists in the format\u2019s history. Her Top 10 streak spans five consecutive decades, putting her in rare company alongside George Jones, Willie Nelson, and Dolly Parton.<\/p>\n
Beyond the music, McEntire has built one of the most expansive careers in entertainment. Country Music Hall of Fame inductee. Kennedy Center Honors recipient. A critically acclaimed Broadway run in Irving Berlin\u2019s Annie Get Your Gun. Six seasons of her self-titled sitcom. Happy\u2019s Place, now renewed for a third season. Four seasons as a coach on The Voice. A New York Times bestselling book in Not That Fancy.<\/p>\n
The monthly capsule rollout gives fans a structured, deepening look at what 50 years of McEntire sounds like, new music alongside the catalog, curated and connected. It\u2019s a smart, generous way to mark a milestone this significant.<\/p>\n
The \u2018One Night In Tulsa EP\u2019 is out now. The music video is streaming via MCA. More capsules follow monthly throughout 2026.<\/p>\n\n