Martina McBride Biography
Martina McBride is a country music singer known for her expressive vocals and songs spanning country, pop, and adult contemporary styles. Her recording career includes acclaimed albums and enduring hits such as “Independence Day,” “A Broken Wing,” and “Concrete Angel.” Across decades of performances, McBride has built a reputation for emotionally resonant storytelling and a commanding live presence.
McBride appeared at American Music Theatre in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on September 30, 2023. The event brought her country and folk repertoire to a city with a strong live-entertainment scene and a regional audience drawn from across Pennsylvania and the surrounding area. The listing identifies one event at the venue; further details about earlier appearances are not available.
Find event information through lancastertickets.com, including Lancaster Concerts and Country / folk listings at American Music Theatre.
Venue and Seating Information
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Martina McBride Lancaster reviews
One of the greats
"I enjoyed the Martina McBride concert so much. I was her pianist for 4 years from 1980 to 1984 and have heard her many times. I found how animated yet relaxed she was to be exceptional. She was rarely move from center stage when I played with her. On Saturday, she was in motion most of the time. The superb song choices quickly gave us those famous tunes with great care, with the old favorites sewn into medleys. I loved the Mancini medley. Her closing number, "Let The Good Times Role," surprised and delighted me. I really liked her current closer much more than "I Will Survive," which we used to close with. Martina's technical facility and emotional quality are unmatched by any singer. Kudos, Martina, and much love."