The Kennedy Center was packed with celebrities Wednesday night, December 26th, for the 41st Annual Kennedy Center Honors. The night was for honoring musicians, and one of those artists was Reba. She was honored by many different artists performing her songs.
When Lady Antebellum came out to the stage, Hillary Scott shared her own personal connection to Reba. “As a little girl, I was lucky enough to grow up watching Reba side stage. Both my parents toured with her, and my mom Linda Davis sang with her on ’Does He Love You?’ I learned so much from Reba,” Scott said. “Some things she might not even know she taught me. She taught me that if you’re willing to take risks, and outwork every one around you, you will find your place in this business.”
The other honorees at the ceremony were Philip Glass, Wayne Shorter, and the four co-creators of the musical Hamilton.
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