Reba McEntire Leads Spotify House CMA Fest 50th Lineup

Reba McEntire leads Spotify's all-star lineup built to showcase 50 years of CMA Fest. Spotify House returns to the annual gathering in Nashville this week, taking over one of Lower Broadway's most popular restaurants and bars.

Look for McEntire, Billy Currington, Craig Morgan and Kimberly Perry to take the stage during Spotify House at Ole Red, Blake Shelton's bar in downtown Nashville. Each artist will perform CMA Fest 50th anniversary set at 3:30PM. McEntire is pumped for it!

"I can’t think of a better way to celebrate 50 years of CMA Fest — or as I still call it, Fan Fair — than by hanging out with everyone at Spotify House," she tells Taste of Country. "We’re going to sing some of your favorites and because it’s such a special anniversary, we’re going to throw in something new too."

2023 Spotify House at CMA Fest Lineup:

June 8: Billy Currington
June 9: Reba McEntire
June 10: Craig Morgan
June 11: Kimberly Perry (formerly of the Band Perry)

Spotify House opens at 11AM on June 8. All shows are open to the public, but it's going to be first-come, first served. Additionally, look for the Fresh Finds Stage, committed to rising country talent: Mae Estes, Logan Crosby, Lauren Watkins and Sam Barber are a few of the artists set to take that stage in 2023.

CMA Fest began as Fan Fair in 1972, but it quickly grew beyond the small arena that housed it, becoming a multi-day festival. In 2004, Fan Fair re-branded as CMA Fest, and highlights started to air on ABC in the weeks that followed.

As usual, the list of artists playing the main stage (Nissan Stadium) each night is filled with country music superstars.

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For 50 years CMA Fest has been all about the fans. What started as Fan Fair has blossomed into a multi-day country music takeover of Nashville. And boy do the artists come to play! Over the years, there have been some major collaborations on stage that have both captivated and stunned audiences. From on-stage performances of studio collaborations to unexpected out of genre guests and everything in between, we've got it all.