"Country Queen" Reba McEntire Conducts the Night in New York... A Fantastic Duet with Kristin Chenoweth

The living legend of country music, Reba McEntire, led the most glamorous night in New York with her warm charisma.

On the 3rd (local time), during the live broadcast of NBC 'Christmas in Rockefeller Center', Reba McEntire, serving as the solo host, announced the start of the holiday season with her seasoned ability to switch between hosting and performing.

◆ "Let There Be Peace"... A Touching Opening

McEntire opened the event with a powerful rendition of Vince Gill's 1993 classic "Let There Be Peace on Earth".

The highlight of the day was the duet stage with Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth. The two sang "Silver Bells" together, showcasing perfect harmony and delightful chemistry, earning a standing ovation from the audience.

On stage, McEntire expressed, "I am happy to be with you all," and made a surprise announcement that she would be sitting in the coach chair for NBC 'The Voice' next season, causing fans to cheer. Having taken over the coaching position from Blake Shelton, she continues to drive the program's popularity with her unique charm and talent.

◆ 'Country Night' Transitioning from New York to Nashville

The event featured a star-studded lineup including Marc Anthony, Gwen Stefani, Michael Bublé, and Halle Bailey, with the Radio City Rockets adding to the glamour as they celebrated their 100th anniversary.

After the 75-foot tall spruce tree from East Greenbush, New York, was lit with 50,000 lights, the broadcast seamlessly transitioned to the country music capital, Nashville.

The following NBC special 'Christmas in Nashville' featured another country star, Trisha Yearwood, as host, continuing the festive spirit alongside Bill Murray, Trace Adkins, and others. NBC is praised for successfully hunting for year-end ratings with two 'Country Queens', Reba McEntire and Trisha Yearwood.