Clint Black will once again be joined by his wife Lisa Hartman-Black and 21-year-old daughter Lily Pearl Black, for another leg of his “Mostly Hits & The Mrs” tour, which initially began last year.

The new trek kicks off November 17^th in Burnsville, Minnesota, and runs until February 5^th in Pensacola, Florida.

“Having my family on the road is the best,” Clint shares, “and the reactions have been everything we hoped they would be!”

Check out the first few dates below and click here for the complete schedule. Tickets go on sale Friday.

• November 17: Burnsville, MN -Ames Center
• November 18: Appleton WI – Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
• November 19: Rochester MN – Mayo Civic Center
• November 20: Dubuque IA – Five Flags Center
• December 1: Fort Smith AR – Arcbest Performing Arts Center
• December 2: Tulsa, OK – Tulsa Theatre
• December 3: Wichita, KS – Orpheum Theatre
• December 4: Ottumwa, IA – Bridge View Center
• December 8: Kalispell, MT – Wachholz College Center
• December 9: Helena, MT- Helena Civic Center

Source: Clint Black

Garth Brooks announced he’d be dropping the next installment in his “Anthology” series this November. Well, now he’s revealed the cover of the release, as well as the exact date we’ll get it.

“Anthology Part II, The Next Five Years” is set to drop November 15^th (just in time for Christmas shopping), with the new cover featuring a silhouette of Garth’s face with the American flag across it.

The new set will cover the years 1996 to 2001, which includes stories about the albums “Fresh Horses,” “Sevens,” “The Limited Series,” “Double Live” and “Scarecrow.” It will also feature a six disc set of highlights from the albums.

The anthology includes excerpts from stars like Bob Dylan, Keith Urban, Steve Wariner and more, with Garth noting, “I learned a lot,” adding, “The interviews just floored me.”

Wife Trisha Yearwood adds, “The way I see it, Garth spent the first five years of that crazy ride just hanging on for dear life! In the second five years, you start to see a captain steering his own ship.”

Shania Twain fans are getting the chance to learn a lot about her. A new documentary about the singer, “Not Just A Girl,” is set to premiere on Netflix Tuesday.

The film, directed by Joss Crowley, traces the singers career, and is described as “a definitive look at the making of one of the world’s most adored superstars and fashion-forward female pioneers in pop, country, and rock.” In addition to looking back at her life and career, it also gives fans a look at the recording of Shania’s forthcoming sixth record.

The film also features appearances by Kelsea Ballerini, Lionel Richie, Diplo, Avril Lavigne, and Orville Peck. A trailer for the doc features music clips, and archival footage, with audio of Shania talking about her husband’s cheating, losing her voice and more.

• As a companion to the doc, Shania will release a compilation album “Not Just A Girl (The Highlights)”, which includes some of her biggest hits, as well as the bonus title track. It will be released digitally on Tuesday, and physically on September 2^nd.  Check out the track list below. 
• “Not Just A Girl”
• “You’re Still The One”
• “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!”
• “What Made You Say That” – Single Version
• “(If You’re Not In It For Love) I’m Outta Here!”
• “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?”
• “Any Man Of Mine”
• “You Win My Love”
• “Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)”
• “I’m Holdin’ On To Love (To Save My Life)”
• “From This Moment On”
• “Love Gets Me Every Time”
• “That Don’t Impress Me Much”
• “Forever And For Always” (Red Version)
• “Honey, I’m Home”
• “I’m Gonna Getcha Good!” (Red Version)
• “Up!” (Green Version)
• “Life’s About To Get Good”

Source: Shania Twain

Little Big Town is dropping a new album. The band just announced that their 10^th studio album, “Mr. Sun,” will be released September 16^th.

The album will include previously released tracks “Hell Yeah,” and their current single, “All Summer,” with LBT dropping the new song “Rich Man,” written by Jimi Westbrook, on Friday.

“’Mr. Sun’ is intentionally an emotional record that holds hands well with our last album ‘Nightfall,’” LBT’s Karen Fairchild shares, adding it is “focused on better days ahead, the value of friendships and family; it touches on heartbreak and letting go, but it’s full of sunshine and joy.”

Philip Sweet adds, “We have collectively been through an unprecedented period making this album,” noting, “Life is short; we are here to live it with the ones around us, loving them and ourselves the best we can. All the while, thankful for another turn around the sun.”

Check out the track list below:

• “All Summer”
• “Better Love”
• “Hell Yeah”
• “Mr. Sun”
• “Three Whiskeys and the Truth”
• “One More Song”
• “Heaven Had a Dance Floor”
• “Gold”
• “Rich Man”
• “God Fearing Gypsies”
• “Different Without You”
• “Whiskey Colored Eyes”
• “Song Back”
• “Something Strong”
• “Last Day On Earth”
• “Friends of Mine”

Source: Music Row

Reba McEntire has been pretty busy lately, not only with music and a tour coming later this year, but also several acting projects, including a role on ABC’s “Big Sky” and a Lifetime movie “The Hammer.” But, in a new interview with “The Bobby Bones Show,” she says one project she’d love to add to her plate is a reboot of her hit comedy “Reba.”

“We’ve really been trying hard to do a reboot of the ‘Reba’ show,” she shares. “I really want to work with the people that I got to work with during that six and a half years,” referring to the sitcom’s 2001 to 2007 run.

She adds, “It was fun, the cast the crew everybody we got to work with and play with, they were wonderful people. We wanted to get back together like a reunion and have fun, so hopefully that will happen one day.”

• Reba is also getting ready to open a restaurant, Reba’s Place, in  Atoka, Oklahoma, and she’s very hands on with the process. She says opening it’s a “dream come true,”noting,  “It’s not only a fun thing to get to do, but to check in and see how things are doing, or make scheduled stops,” adding, “I might get up on the stage and do a few songs. You never know what will happen.