00:00Hello everybody and welcome to behind the scenes of my Las Vegas residency
00:04reflection. It's new, it's shiny, there's so much technology. It is very exciting
00:18being the first person to play in this theater. We're just excited to get to
00:22break it in. I love it because it doesn't feel like anybody's too far away. It
00:29would have a bad seat. I feel like I can I can see the faces of the people that are
00:34all the way up top in the very top row. They just did a great job I feel like for
00:38audience enjoyment. There's something glitzy and glamoury about women in country
00:46music. We love our rhinestones. We love our wardrobe changes. We've been doing our
00:52own version of Vegas in Nashville for generations. The next stop on our
00:59behind-the-scenes tour is to our wardrobe department. They have been working fast
01:04and furiously to get everything ready for our first show. I feel like there were a
01:10lot of different reasons that reflection seem to just fit what we were doing. From
01:15a career standpoint and a life standpoint obviously we've been doing this for a
01:20few years. We have a lot to reflect upon and we wanted this to be a high-energy,
01:25high-impact hits show. So we do you know go through every album and kind of play the
01:33hits from every album. So we are in that way reflecting but then also just from a
01:37visual standpoint it kind of gave us a lot of room to play. We do have dancers that are
01:43multi-talented and we also have a few of them do some work in the air as aerialists. Extremely talented
01:52people setting vibes, making things look very beautiful. We do play around
01:56obviously with reflective surfaces and lighting and stuff like that. There's a
02:01lot that you can do from a visual standpoint with something like reflection.
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