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Actress/songstress Marie Osmond has announced a brief Christmas tour launching in late 2021 coinciding with her next album 'Unexpected' . Her Magical Symphonic Christmas Tour takes place in December hitting Westbury, Uncasville, Atlantic City (2 shows), Rochester, Greensburg and Prior Lake. Joining the tour in support will be special guests David Osmond and Daniel Emmet . Prior to the tour, the artist will be making an additional stop in Modesta along with 14 members of the Modesto Symphony Orchestra .

UPDATE: Later in 2022, Osmond's A Symphonic Christmas Tour will be visiting New Buffalo, Kitchener, Rama, Ridgefield, Waukegan, Carmel, Pittsburgh and Providence.

Osmond will be releasing her 11th studio album 'Unexpected' on December 10th, 2021 via her own Oliveme LLC label. The new album follows up 2016's 'Music Is Medicine' which reached #10 on Billboard's Country chart and features guest appearances by Sisqó , Olivia Newton-John , Marty Roe from Diamond Rio , John Rich and Alex Boyé . Back in 2019, the singer received a star on the Las Vegas strip along with her brother Donny.

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Marie Osmond published the most beloved album 'Osmondmania!' which features some of the most listened to tracks from the Marie Osmond discography. 'Osmondmania!' has become the most well-known album for followers to see during the performances. A handful of Marie Osmond's most beloved tour albums and songs are displayed below. After publishing 'Osmondmania!' and having a serious effect in the business, followers continue to unite to watch Marie Osmond in person to play hits from the complete catalog.

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Just announced — Special guest Daniel Emmet will be joining Marie Osmond on stage. Emmet is a Classical Crossover Vocal Powerhouse, two time Finalist on America's Got Talent in 2018 and 2022, and may be recognized from his PBS Special with Pia Toscano "Simply The Best ". When a scheduling conflict prevented David Osmond from appearing in this performance, Daniel Emmet stepped in to lend his unique and powerful voice to what is sure to be an unforgettable holiday concert.

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Marie Osmond has spent over six iconic decades in the entertainment business performing as a successful singer, television performer and talk show host, dancer, actor, author, entrepreneur and public speaker. She has continued to maintain relevance, remaining an instantly recognizable figure across the globe. Her debut single "Paper Roses" reached the #1 spot on two Billboard charts, a feat that not only placed her among an elite class of musical royalty, but instantly catapulted her into international superstardom. She is a multiple gold and platinum selling artist and CMA winner, garnering numerous Billboard chart-topping singles and albums, and three New York Times Bestselling books. She has entertained millions throughout the world through television, radio, film, literature, live concerts and Broadway performances. As a philanthropist, she cofounded Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, which has raised over 8 billion dollars for children to date. Marie was recently awarded "The Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service" by 4-Star General Bob Brown, US Army Pacific (representing Secretary of Defense James Mattis), during her Birthday concert in Hawaii. In 2019 the Hollywood Beauty Awards gave Marie the "Timeless Beauty Award" which is an honor bestowed upon a public figure that has maintained their grace and remained a positive influence and role model to their fans throughout their career. In August of 2019 Marie and Donny received the Key to the Las Vegas Strip and in October 2019 they cemented their legacy with a star on the Las Vegas Walk of Stars. Marie was previously a co-host on the award-winning daytime show "The Talk." Since Marie and brother Donny ended their 11-year residency at the Flamingo in November 2019, she travels the US with her sell-out Symphonic shows. Her performances receive rave reviews. She has also starred in three Lifetime Christmas movies: "The Road Home for Christmas" (2019), "The Christmas Edition" (2020) and most recently "A Fiancé For Christmas" (2021). Marie's Top 10 Billboard Country Chart album, Music is Medicine , has been the perfect set up for her recently released Unexpected studio album which pushed her voice to remarkable heights and debuted #1 on Billboard's Classical Crossover Albums Chart following its December, 2021 release. It spent 16 weeks in the Top 10, having re-entered and re-entered the charts - Marie appropriately named the album because it was such an 'unexpected' surprise for her. She says she did it for the fans who allowed her to reach this high. "Unexpected" is dedicated to her father who encouraged Marie to follow her passion and sing every style of music she loved. Marie continues to perform and raise money for children's hospitals, research and awareness. She has influenced countless audiences and benefited an innumerable amount of lives worldwide. To say Daniel Emmet has a divine voice would not be an exaggeration. This multilingual rising star's propensity to blow you away with unparalleled power is simply stunning, and his ability to keep beloved classics contemporary, while celebrating music and artistry with eternal beauty, once heard, is never to be forgotten. Since making a name for himself as a top 10 Finalist on NBC's America's Got Talent, Daniel has released multiple #1 singles on the iTunes Classical Chart, and in addition, Daniel has headlined shows in Las Vegas at Caesars Palace, T-Mobile Arena, Paris Las Vegas, and Westgate Las Vegas. He has appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show, on PBS, the CW, Lifetime TV, Fox Sports, ESPN+, toured and recorded with Marie Osmond, and most recently returned to America's Got Talent this past season for his viral performances as "the singing voice of Simon Cowell". Daniel is currently on tour with 16x GRAMMY Award Winner David Foster and Katharine McPhee, as well as appearing around the United States with his own symphonic shows. His highly anticipated debut concert special "Daniel Emmet & Pia Toscano, Simply the Best" — filmed at the iconic International Theatre at Westgate Las Vegas — began premiering nationwide in the United States on PBS this past November. Daniel's first studio album released December 16th on all digital and streaming platforms, and debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard Classical Crossover Albums Chart and at #1 in the iTunes Singer/Songwriter Albums Chart.

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Grab your Marie Osmond tickets to see this classic entertainer live. Marie Osmond has show business in her blood. She comes from the Osmond family, which has been performing and entertaining audiences in all industries since the 60s. In fact, she had her television debut when she was only three years old. She’s had careers in all areas of the entertainment industry from music and television to radio and film.

Osmond was never part of the famous Osmond singing group, but she did go on to have her own successful solo career in music. It all started with her debut single in 1973 “Paper Roses.” She did a remake of the country pop song and it became extremely popular with the song becoming one of the year’s top five pop songs. She kept up the momentum of her singing career all the way through the 90s, releasing fan favorite singles such as “In My Little Corner of the World” and “Read My Lips.”

In the 70s, she began working alongside her older brother Donny Osmond on their variety show “Donny and Marie.” The show ran from 1976 to 1979 and the pair would return in the 90s together to host a talk show under the same name. This foreshadowed the work they were to do together at the Flamingo in Las Vegas later on in the 2000s. Osmond has a career spanning nearly 50 years and has no sign of stopping any time soon. Don’t miss out on your chance to witness her perform live and buy your Marie Osmond tickets from TicketSmarter today!

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Marie Osmond tickets start around $65 and can cost up to about $300. Fans can find cheap Marie Osmond tickets in the balcony seating section of most venues. For example, tickets in the balcony section of the Kodak Center are in the range of about $67 to $80. Seats closer to the stage in the orchestra seating section of venues will usually cost around a couple hundred dollars. At the Palace Theatre, ticket prices in the orchestra section start at about $135 and can reach up to $405.

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Osmond and her brother Donny performed a live show at the Flamingo Las Vegas hotel and casino for 11 years. They hosted their last show in November 2019, resulting in a grand total of 1,730 performances at the iconic Las Vegas venue. The pair has also performed at Caesar’s Atlantic City for a residency in August 2014.

When she’s not performing in Las Vegas or Atlantic City, she’s making appearances at venues like McCallum Theatre , Casino Rama or the Mayo Performing Arts Center.

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Marie Osmond has spent five iconic decades in the entertainment business performing as a successful singer, television performer, actor, author, entrepreneur and public speaker. She has continued to maintain relevance, remaining an instantly recognizable figure across the globe. Her debut single “Paper Roses” reached the No. 1 spot on two Billboard charts, a feat that not only placed her among an elite class of musical royalty, but instantly catapulted her into international superstardom. She is a multiple gold and platinum selling artist and CMA winner, garnering numerous Billboard chart-topping singles and albums and three New York Times Bestselling books. She has entertained millions throughout the world through television, radio, film, literature, live concerts and Broadway. Osmond's forthcoming album, Unexpected, is the followup to her Top 10 Billboard Country album, Music is Medicine.

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Marie Osmond Spreads Holiday Cheer on Her 2022 Christmas Tour

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Entertainment icon Marie Osmond is spreading holiday cheer across the country on her 2022 Christmas Tour. Tickets for the tour, which kicks off Nov. 26 and wraps Dec. 22, are available at MarieOsmond.com .

From Andy Williams to Osmond Family to Donny and Marie to USO Christmas shows with Bob Hope, audiences have enjoyed Osmond's festive performances for many holiday seasons. She has also starred in three Lifetime Christmas movies “The Road Home for Christmas” (2019), “The Christmas Edition” (2020) and most recently “A Fiancé For Christmas” (2021).

Accompanied by local orchestras, Osmond will perform holiday classics, hits from her legendary career and new songs off her 2021 album, Unexpected, which covers a multitude of styles from opera to Broadway to timeless classics. The follow-up to Osmond's Top 10 Billboard album, Music is Medicine, Unexpected debuted at No. 1 and spent 24 weeks in the Top 10, having re-entered and re-entered the Billboard charts.

Osmond has spent over six iconic decades in the entertainment business performing as a successful singer, television performer and talk show host, dancer, actor, author, entrepreneur and public speaker. Her debut single “Paper Roses” reached the No. 1 spot on two Billboard charts, a feat that not only placed her among an elite class of musical royalty, but instantly catapulted her into international superstardom. She is a multiple gold and platinum-selling artist and CMA winner, garnering numerous Billboard chart-topping singles and albums and three New York Times Bestselling books. Osmond also co-founded Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, which has raised over 8 billion dollars for children to date.

MARIE OSMOND 2022 CHRISTMAS TOUR DATES Nov. 26 Silver Creek Event Center - New Buffalo, Mich. Dec. 1 Centre In The Square - Kitchener, Ont. Dec. 2 The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor - Windsor, Ont. Dec. 3 Casino Rama Resort - Orillia, Ont. Dec. 7 The Ridgefield Playhouse - Ridgefield, Conn. Dec. 8 Edward W Powers Auditorium - Youngstown, Ohio Dec. 9 Genesee Theatre - Waukegan, Ill. Dec. 10 The Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts - Carmel, Ind. Dec. 13 The Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center - Brookings, S.D. Dec. 15 Grand Casino Mille Lacs - Onamia, Minn. Dec. 16 North Star Mohican Casino Resort - Bowler, Wis. Dec. 17 Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts - Sheboygan, Wis. Dec. 20 Heinz Hall For the Performing Arts - Pittsburgh, Pa. Dec. 22 Providence Performing Arts Center - Providence, R.I.

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Marie Osmond Takes Singing Career Into New Symphonic Direction on Opera Tour

The pandemic brought the world to a halt and slowed Marie Osmond, but not for long. She’s cultivating her childhood love of opera in a new album and upcoming symphonic tour.

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The coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a halt. It also slowed Marie Osmond , but not for long. The entertainer used the time to take her singing career in a different direction. She’s cultivating her childhood love of opera in a new album and upcoming tour featuring a symphony orchestra.

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Her concert special, An Evening with Marie , airs Friday (Oct. 1) on  BYUtv.  Filmed earlier this year amid the red rocks of Tuacahn Amphitheatre near St. George, Utah, Osmond is joined by nephew David Osmond (son of her brother Alan) and America’s Got Talent  finalist Daniel Emmet, as well as the Southwest Symphony.

The special offers a sample from her 17-song album Unexpected  due out Dec. 10. Backed by the Prague Symphony Orchestra, Osmond sings a mix of classical, opera and Broadway tunes.“This album is me pushing myself to be something other than what you perceive Marie to be,” she said. “I’ve had a lot of people listen to different songs and they said, ‘Who’s that?’ It thrilled me.”

Osmond stars in her third Lifetime holiday movie, A Fiancé for Christmas , airing Dec. 9. “I love acting,” she said. “It’s what I’ve always wanted to do since I was young. but it never worked out.” That’s because Osmond first hit it big as a 13-year-old with her No. 1 country hit “Paper Roses.” At 16, she and brother Donny were headlining their own network television variety show. The mother of seven and grandmother of eight turns 62 later this month.

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In a virtual interview with The Associated Press, Osmond discussed her focus on performing with symphonies, whether she’ll sing with Donny again and what she’s learned during 50 years in show business. Remarks have been edited for clarity and brevity.

AP: What inspired you to bring classical, opera and Broadway together on your first album in five years?

Osmond : I would sample things in the shows. I was in Vegas for 11 years and so it gives you an opportunity. People, you would see them go, ‘Oh really? I didn’t know she could do “Nessun Dorma.” I didn’t know she could sing “Flower Duet.” I loved opera. I was the weird child in my family. Even though I coined the phrase “I’m a little bit country,” and that is my love of music, I really love to challenge myself. Some people like to play instruments, I like to play vocal things.

AP: You’ve been in show business since debuting at age 3 on The Andy Williams Show . After working with everyone from Lucille Ball to John Wayne, how did their influence impact you?

Osmond : I worked with a lot of people and sometimes I thought, “Gosh, they don’t have anything outside of their career.” I never want that to happen to me because if their career ever fell apart, they did. You can’t ever sit back on your laurels. That’s the one thing I learned as a young girl is you have to work hard. You can’t say, “Oh, I had a hit record, I’m cool.” You have to say, “What’s the next thing that I want to do?” You have to always keep moving. That’s something I learned from what I call the great entertainers.

AP: After you and Donny ended your Las Vegas residency in 2019 and you left The Talk last year, how did that free you to live life again?

Osmond : I love to work. I’m used to working 300 days a year easily. But at this stage of the game, to me it’s not working so many days, it’s working smart. I was kind of looking at my focus prior to the pandemic. I want more time to develop, to act, so the pandemic kind of just flowed into it. More than anything, I just realized life is short and really prioritize.

AP: You’re hitting the road in December for a series of East Coast Christmas shows with symphonies. Why work around the holidays?

Osmond : I love these kind of event shows. There’s nothing more thrilling than hearing a live orchestra and live vocals. There’s just something magical. This is elegance in music. It’s just super fun to get out there and be with people. Not do five nights a week, but to do weekends and special events.

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AP: Any chance you’ll drop in to sing at Donny’s new Las Vegas residency?

Osmond : I don’t think so. We’re different musically now more than ever. He loves that boom, boom, boom. I like to sit back and explain why I’m singing a song and help you understand the story behind it. I want to do symphonics because I can work weekends and then take time off. My husband and I spent 25 years apart and then we remarried, and I love spending time with him.

AP: You and the rest of the Osmond family have taken a lot of grief from critics over the years. Yet you’ve endured and remained popular. Is there satisfaction in having proved the detractors wrong?

Osmond : It’s more of a great appreciation, it’s more of a thank you. Hey, I never thought I would be working five decades in my business, especially as a woman and especially having certain kinds of things I would and wouldn’t do. I thought that would shut me down but it hasn’t. It’s proof of be who you are, know who you are, and don’t let anything change that.

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Marie Osmond Announces 2022 Christmas Tour Dates

Tickets for the tour, which kicks off Nov. 26 and wraps Dec. 22, are available now.

Entertainment icon Marie Osmond is spreading holiday cheer across the country on her 2022 Christmas Tour. Tickets for the tour, which kicks off Nov. 26 and wraps Dec. 22, are available now here .

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From Andy Williams to Osmond Family to Donny and Marie to USO Christmas shows with Bob Hope , audiences have enjoyed Osmond's festive performances for many holiday seasons. She has also starred in three Lifetime Christmas movies "The Road Home for Christmas" (2019), "The Christmas Edition" (2020) and most recently "A Fiancé For Christmas" (2021).

Accompanied by local orchestras, Osmond will perform holiday classics, hits from her legendary career and new songs off her 2021 album, Unexpected, which covers a multitude of styles from opera to Broadway to timeless classics. The follow-up to Osmond's Top 10 Billboard album, Music is Medicine, Unexpected debuted at No. 1 and spent 24 weeks in the Top 10, having re-entered and re-entered the Billboard charts.

Osmond has spent over six iconic decades in the entertainment business performing as a successful singer, television performer and talk show host, dancer, actor, author, entrepreneur and public speaker. Her debut single "Paper Roses" reached the No. 1 spot on two Billboard charts, a feat that not only placed her among an elite class of musical royalty, but instantly catapulted her into international superstardom.

She is a multiple gold and platinum-selling artist and CMA winner, garnering numerous Billboard chart-topping singles and albums and three New York Times Bestselling books. Osmond also co-founded Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, which has raised over 8 billion dollars for children to date.

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Nov. 26 Silver Creek Event Center - New Buffalo, Mich. Dec. 1 Centre In The Square - Kitchener, Ont. Dec. 2 The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor - Windsor, Ont. Dec. 3 Casino Rama Resort - Orillia, Ont. Dec. 7 The Ridgefield Playhouse - Ridgefield, Conn. Dec. 8 Edward W Powers Auditorium - Youngstown, Ohio Dec. 9 Genesee Theatre - Waukegan, Ill. Dec. 10 The Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts - Carmel, Ind. Dec. 13 The Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center - Brookings, S.D. Dec. 15 Grand Casino Mille Lacs - Onamia, Minn. Dec. 16 North Star Mohican Casino Resort - Bowler, Wis. Dec. 17 Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts - Sheboygan, Wis. Dec. 20 Heinz Hall For the Performing Arts - Pittsburgh, Pa. Dec. 22 Providence Performing Arts Center - Providence, R.I.

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LOS ANGELES — The coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a halt. It also slowed Marie Osmond, but not for long.

The entertainer used the time to take her singing career in a different direction. She’s cultivating her childhood love of opera in a new album and upcoming tour featuring a symphony orchestra.

Her concert special, “An Evening with Marie,” airs Friday on BYUtv. Filmed earlier this year amid the red rocks of Tuacahn Amphitheatre near St. George, Utah, Osmond is joined by nephew David Osmond (son of her brother Alan) and “America’s Got Talent” finalist Daniel Emmet, as well as the Southwest Symphony.

The special offers a sample from her 17-song album “Unexpected” due out Dec. 10. Backed by the Prague Symphony Orchestra, Osmond sings a mix of classical, opera and Broadway tunes.

“This album is me pushing myself to be something other than what you perceive Marie to be,” she said. “I’ve had a lot of people listen to different songs and they said, ‘Who’s that?’ It thrilled me.”

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Osmond stars in her third Lifetime holiday movie, “A Fiancé for Christmas,” airing Dec. 9.

“I love acting,” she said. “It’s what I’ve always wanted to do since I was young. but it never worked out.”

That’s because Osmond first hit it big as a 13-year-old with her No. 1 country hit “Paper Roses.” At 16, she and brother Donny were headlining their own network television variety show. The mother of seven and grandmother of eight turns 62 later this month.

In a virtual interview with The Associated Press, Osmond discussed her focus on performing with symphonies, whether she’ll sing with Donny again and what she’s learned during 50 years in show business. Remarks have been edited for clarity and brevity.

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AP: What inspired you to bring classical, opera and Broadway together on your first album in five years?

Osmond: I would sample things in the shows. I was in Vegas for 11 years and so it gives you an opportunity. People, you would see them go, ‘Oh really? I didn’t know she could do ‘Nessun Dorma.’ I didn’t know she could sing ‘Flower Duet.’ I loved opera. I was the weird child in my family. Even though I coined the phrase ‘I’m a little bit country,’ and that is my love of music, I really love to challenge myself. Some people like to play instruments, I like to play vocal things.

AP: You’ve been in show business since debuting at age 3 on “The Andy Williams Show.” After working with everyone from Lucille Ball to John Wayne, how did their influence impact you?

Osmond: I worked with a lot of people and sometimes I thought, ‘Gosh, they don’t have anything outside of their career.’ I never want that to happen to me because if their career ever fell apart, they did. You can’t ever sit back on your laurels. That’s the one thing I learned as a young girl is you have to work hard. You can’t say, ‘Oh, I had a hit record, I’m cool.’ You have to say, ‘What’s the next thing that I want to do?’ You have to always keep moving. That’s something I learned from what I call the great entertainers.

AP: After you and Donny ended your Las Vegas residency in 2019 and you left “The Talk” last year, how did that free you to live life again?

Osmond: I love to work. I’m used to working 300 days a year easily. But at this stage of the game, to me it’s not working so many days, it’s working smart. I was kind of looking at my focus prior to the pandemic. I want more time to develop, to act, so the pandemic kind of just flowed into it. More than anything, I just realized life is short and really prioritize.

AP: You’re hitting the road in December for a series of East Coast Christmas shows with symphonies. Why work around the holidays?

Osmond: I love these kind of event shows. There’s nothing more thrilling than hearing a live orchestra and live vocals. There’s just something magical. This is elegance in music. It’s just super fun to get out there and be with people. Not do five nights a week, but to do weekends and special events.

AP: Any chance you’ll drop in to sing at Donny’s new Las Vegas residency?

Osmond: I don’t think so. We’re different musically now more than ever. He loves that boom, boom, boom. I like to sit back and explain why I’m singing a song and help you understand the story behind it. I want to do symphonics because I can work weekends and then take time off. My husband and I spent 25 years apart and then we remarried, and I love spending time with him.

AP: You and the rest of the Osmond family have taken a lot of grief from critics over the years. Yet you’ve endured and remained popular. Is there satisfaction in having proved the detractors wrong?

Osmond: It’s more of a great appreciation, it’s more of a thank you. Hey, I never thought I would be working five decades in my business, especially as a woman and especially having certain kinds of things I would and wouldn’t do. I thought that would shut me down but it hasn’t. It’s proof of be who you are, know who you are, and don’t let anything change that.

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Marie Osmond doesn’t like the comfort zone

‘age shouldn’t define us. ... i want to keep trying, pushing. i’m not afraid to fail — i’m more afraid to not try’.

By Lottie Elizabeth Johnson

Until recently, Marie Osmond had never seen a buffalo. 

She also had never seen Old Faithful. While visiting Yellowstone National Park, she stood wide-eyed as the geyser erupted, spouting thousands of gallons of water and reaching a height of well over 100 feet. 

“So cool!” she exclaimed three times, laughing in amazement. 

I guess I thought this was “so cool” 🤣 Steve took me to see #OldFaithful for the first time! ♥️ #roadtrip pic.twitter.com/IjQta6YT5w — Marie Osmond (@marieosmond) June 8, 2021

During a pandemic that has shuttered concert venues and delayed music projects, and with her two youngest children now in college, Osmond has been taking in a lot of sights for the first time. 

“I’ve toured my entire life. I grew up on the road, I grew up on a bus. I relate to not a lot of people — maybe Judy Garland, Britney Spears, Janet Jackson,” the 61-year-old singer said during a recent Zoom interview with the Deseret News, citing a number of former child stars in the music industry. “But most of us, we traveled on the road but never got to see anything because we were in either the concert hall or the hotel room.” 

Now, whether it’s on a black Harley she bought last year or in a motorhome she and her husband, Steve Craig — who she remarried in 2011 after a divorce in the 1980s — have taken across the country, Osmond is seeing a lot. 

“It was the first time we had been alone since 1982,” Osmond said with a laugh. “The two of us have just been having a blast.”

It hasn’t been all play for Osmond, though. Yes, she’s spent a significant amount of time traveling around, camping and exploring U.S. landmarks. But this period has also led to a different kind of exploration, with Osmond pushing herself even more out of her comfort zone and embracing new projects. 

As of late, that continual process of self-discovery includes Osmond’s album “Unexpected” — a 17-song project that covers everything from opera to Broadway to the Great American Songbook. The album doesn’t hit shelves until Dec. 10, but a handful of tracks will be featured during a special pre-filmed concert titled “ An Evening with Marie ” premiering on BYUtv Oct. 1.

“This is a whole new stretch for me vocally and every way else,” Osmond said. “You have to be in shape for this one.”

One door closes, another opens

When the pandemic hit, Osmond’s 11-year Las Vegas residency with her brother, Donny , had been over for four months. Several months later, another big change came when Osmond left the CBS show “ The Talk ” after just one season as co-host, citing a desire to work on other projects and spend more time with family. 

“I don’t mind closing doors and opening new ones,” Osmond said. “As a young girl, I got shut down a little bit by change — I hated it. … So I just decided I wanted to embrace it. If anybody’s going to cause change, it’s me. When I’m done with something, I have no problems closing that door.” 

That philosophy has now led Osmond — who was 13 when her first single, “Paper Roses,” became a No. 1 country hit — to the album “Unexpected,” a tribute of sorts to a love of opera that began during her childhood. 

 “I’m the crazy Osmond, right? Country and opera,” she joked. 

Both styles and more will be on display in the BYUtv special, which also features the Southwest Symphony , Osmond’s nephew, David Osmond, and “America’s Got Talent” finalist Daniel Emmet. Filmed earlier this year at southern Utah’s Tuacahn Amphitheatre, the concert — which features everything from opera to Broadway to country — marked Osmond’s first performance since the start of the pandemic.

Although Osmond has been developing her chops as an operatic soprano for roughly 20 years — ever since her stint on Broadway in “The King and I” and “The Sound of Music” — she wishes she could’ve had another show or two under her belt before diving into a concert of this magnitude.

The butterflies she felt standing on the stage at Tuacahn — her first performance in more than a year — were the same butterflies she felt as a 12-year-old, when she flew to Nashville to launch her career, she said.

And Osmond is feeling that same kind of nervousness surrounding her new album, which she will promote on a cross-country Christmas tour (she’s not expecting to get in a lot of sightseeing this time around). 

But the nerves makes her smile, because it means she’s still growing as an artist. 

“Age shouldn’t define us,” she said. “I’m the kind of woman that even with all the experience, I want to keep learning. I don’t know everything. I want to keep trying, pushing. I’m not afraid to fail — I’m more afraid to not try.” 

‘I do what I want’

Osmond’s can-do spirit doesn’t mean she’s hitting the stage at every possible moment, though. 

In a lengthy career that has brought her face-to-face with a diverse host of celebrities —  everyone from Lucille Ball to Charley Pride to Bob Hope to John Wayne — Osmond estimates she’s performed with more than 600 people. 

She reflects fondly on the past, pulling out anecdotes from her days on the “Donny and Marie” show with the same level of excitement she gets talking about her present-day endeavors. But at this stage in her life — and with several grandchildren to dote on — Osmond is being more intentional with her time.

“I’m kind of at a really nice place of peace in my life,” she said. “That doesn’t mean I’m content and I’m done. But I’m also not the kind of person that feels like I’ve got to be out there. I only want to be out there if I feel like there’s something new or fresh, or something that I can give back.”

Aside from her album and upcoming tour, that approach also includes doing work for her charity, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals , and getting more involved in the film industry, most recently producing and starring in the upcoming Lifetime movie “A Fiance for Christmas.” 

“My whole life it was, ‘You can’t do this because you’ve got this show and you can’t do that because you’ve got this thing to do. ... So I’m just like, ‘I do what I want,’” she said with a vibrant laugh. “I hire me, so there.” 

Family first

At one point during our interview, Osmond, who was wearing a hot pink blazer and black biker boots, paused the conversation to answer a text from her daughter.

“I never, never not pick these up,” she said. “You learn that from life.” 

Life has thrown a lot at Osmond over the years, the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, including the death of her son , Michael. For all of her success and fame, Osmond seems grounded, rooted in the knowledge of the day-to-day things that make life worthwhile. 

It’s the reason she’s ending her upcoming tour a few days before Christmas, so she can be sure to enjoy the holidays with her children and grandchildren.

“It really has been an incredible life, in so many ways,” she said. “I think the reason I didn’t grow up as your typical child celebrity is because of my mother and my faith. She taught me that I could never lean on anybody else’s knowledge. You had to know for yourself, be a fighter.

“And she taught me that faith is a proactive word ... a positive attitude that is a choice,” she added. “And that’s a learned skill that at this stage of the game I’m happy I learned.”

Note: “An Evening with Marie” airs Oct. 1 at 7 p.m MT on BYUtv. Once it airs, the concert will be available to view on the BYUtv app and Byutv.org .

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Marie Osmond opens up about playing a countess and what the future might hold

Marie Osmond had glowing praise for everyone at The Bold and the Beautiful as she shared what it was like to have an opportunity to play a fun character like the Countess on her favorite soap opera -- and fulfill a dream in the process.

Singer/entertainer/author Marie Osmond recently had an opportunity to appear on her favorite soap opera, The Bold and the Beautiful, and she owed it all to her good friend B&B executive producer/head writer Bradley Bell.

Speaking to Soap Opera Digest , Osmond admitted that she'd been a longtime fan of The Young and the Restless before picking up B&B. She had watched Y&R in her early days when she had starred alongside her brother Donny Osmond on the Donny and Marie variety show in the 1970s. Osmond shared that Bell had approached her with the idea of a guest role on B&B years ago, and she had told Bell that she would love to. "So it's always been on my bucket list," Osmond shared.

Unfortunately, it took years for it to happen. Osmond explained that she and her brother Donny had a residency in Las Vegas for eleven years, and they would work five days a week. Between summer tours and Christmas tours, Osmond had a grueling schedule that left little time to do anything else. "Brad would check in now and then and I'd have to say, 'I'd love to but I just don't have the time,'" she said.

All that changed when B&B called while Osmond was in Los Angeles, helping her daughter who had just given birth to Osmond's ninth grandchild. "I said, 'Why not? Let's do it!'" she revealed. Osmond was thrilled to learn that they had written a great part for her instead of having her make a cameo of herself. Her only request to Bell had been to let her have some fun. He asked, 'Do you want to play this jerky countess?' and I said, 'Yeah,'" she admitted.

That's how the haughty Countess Von Frankfurt was born. The faithful Forrester client will make the decision about which designer put the best collection together. Will it be Eric or Ridge? We will have to wait to find out. In the meantime, Osmond teased that the Countess had an attitude and was hilarious. "She definitely lives in her own world," Osmond shared.

Preparing for the role was a whirlwind for Osmond. She was given only two days to memorize her lines, so she had to rely on her Broadway experience from when she appeared in The King and I and had to learn the lyrics of numerous songs. Osmond was also grateful to everyone from the cast to the cameramen because each had been lovely and helpful. "You could tell they all get along great and they're a happy family," she revealed.

John McCook (Eric Forrester), Thorsten Kaye (Ridge Forrester), and Katherine Kelly Lang (Brooke Logan) will all be part of the drama that unfolds, and they will be joined by Y&R's Tracey E. Bregman (Lauren Fenmore) and Kate Linder (Esther Valentine) when the two ladies enjoy a crossover to join in on the fun. Osmond had nothing but praise for everyone. "It was long hours, which I'm not afraid of, and it moved very fast because they basically do everything in one take."

Osmond confessed that years of experience in the industry made her a low-maintenance guest. She brought her own hair and makeup person to accommodate the time constraints, so that she could focus on learning her lines. "I wanted it to be easy for them at no extra cost or anything," she explained. Osmond also brought in her own wardrobe for the show to select outfits for the Countess. She explained that she had an understanding and appreciation for the production side of things, and she had no desire to be a diva.

Osmond's impressive career has spanned 51 years, and she has a loyal and passionate fanbase that still surprised her with their enthusiasm. She revealed that her current album titled Unexpected debuted number one on the Billboard (Classical Crossover chart). "Isn't that crazy? I've had number one albums but never that debuted at number one," she said. Osmond shared that the album had been a challenge to herself. "I sing opera, American songbook, standards, legit soprano, orchestral; it's 17 songs in five languages."

Osmond explained that she was twelve years old when she recorded Paper Roses , and it went to number one when she was 13. She recalled at the time that Loretta Lynn had asked her why she had picked country music. Osmond conceded that it would have been easy for her to go the pop music route, since her brothers -- The Osmond Brothers -- had connections in the industry. Osmond had told Lynn that she loved all kinds of music, so Lynn had advised Osmond to sing them all.

Osmond also gets a kick out of gaining younger fans. She recently had a show where fans as young as 15 years old were sitting in the front row. She stopped the show and asked the young fans if they even knew who she was. "And one girl goes, 'We found out you were the Nutrisystem lady, so we listened to your music and fell in love with it!'" Osmond said.

What's next for Osmond? She will resume her busy touring schedule, but she didn't rule out another visit to B&B. She wants to see how the viewers respond to the Countess, but she acknowledged that it had been fun to play her. "Never say never," Osmond said.

Marie Osmond's first appearance as Countess Von Frankfurt was October 27, 2023. She will appear again on October 30 and 31.

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