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Reba McEntire just announced her only scheduled concert for all of 2026. The Grand Ole Opry performance on March 22 will raise critical funds for breast cancer research. Here’s everything you need to know about this historic one-night event.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Date: Sunday, March 22, 2026, at the historic Grand Ole Opry House
- Event: Band As One Nashville Concert for the Cure, hosted by Susan G. Komen
- Purpose: 321,910 women projected to be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2026
- Concert Type: This is Reba’s only confirmed concert performance for the entire year
A One-Night Celebration of Music and Purpose
Reba McEntire takes the Grand Ole Opry stage on March 22 for a benefit concert that brings together some of country music’s brightest stars. The Band As One Nashville Concert marks the second annual event dedicated to fighting breast cancer. According to Susan G. Komen, every two minutes a woman in the United States receives a breast cancer diagnosis, making this fundraiser critically important.
The iconic “Fancy” singer expressed her deep personal commitment to the cause. McEntire stated, “I have seen how breast cancer impacts families, friends, and communities. The Opry Stage has always represented heart and tradition, and I’m proud to stand on that stage and support those affected by this disease.”
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Star-Studded Lineup Takes Nashville
McEntire shares the historic Opry House stage with an impressive lineup of country music titans. Trisha Yearwood hosts and performs alongside Charles Kelley, Ashley McBryde, Lukas Nelson, and Rissi Palmer. Additional artists include The War and Treaty, Hailey Whitters, and The Band Loula, creating a powerhouse evening of performances.
The event follows the successful inaugural concert last year. That historic night featured Trisha Yearwood and Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth performing “For Good” from the musical Wicked, setting a high bar for this year’s performances.
By the Numbers: Breast Cancer in America
| Statistic | 2026 Estimate |
| Projected New Cases | 321,910 women |
| Increase from 2025 | 4,960 additional cases |
| Frequency of Diagnosis | One woman every 2 minutes |
| Expected Deaths | 42,140 women |
“I am honored to collaborate with Trisha and the other artists for this incredible show to raise awareness for such a meaningful cause. The Opry Stage has always represented heart and tradition, and I’m proud to stand on that stage and support those affected by this disease.”
— Reba McEntire, Country Music Icon
Why This Concert Matters Most
The Grand Ole Opry symbolizes more than just music history. For Reba McEntire, a 40-year member of the legendary venue, this stage represents tradition, heart, and community values. The one-night-only concert on March 22 offers fans a rare opportunity to see multiple generations of country music talent united for a single powerful purpose.
Joshua Daniel, Senior Director of Entertainment Engagement at Susan G. Komen, emphasized the significance: “Her extraordinary talent and enduring influence will help amplify our mission in a powerful way.” The event funding directly supports research, treatment access, and patient family support programs nationwide.
How to Be Part of the Mission
Tickets for the Band As One Nashville Concert are now available through Susan G. Komen‘s official website. The event offers VIP experiences, general admission seating, and special sponsorship opportunities. Whether attending in person or supporting the cause from home, fans can contribute to the fight against breast cancer. Major sponsors include Blackstone Charitable Foundation, Rockstar Sponsors Friends in Low Places, Patricia Nash, and Woodhouse Franklin. Will you be there on March 22?
