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Carrie Underwood's Set List for 2022 Denim & Rhinestones Tour Revealed After First Show!

Carrie Underwood is coming to a city near you.

The 39-year-old “Before He Cheats” singer hit the road in support of her new album Denim & Rhinestones , which arrived this summer.

She kicked off the tour with a set in Greenville, South Carolina, and Carrie brought a bevy of classic hits and new releases to the stage at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. That even included a couple of surprising covers!

Click inside to check out the setlist from opening night of Carrie Underwood’s new tour…

Keep scrolling to check out the full set list… **This set list is representative of the first show and might not be completely accurate for every show.

1. Good Girl 2. Church Bells 3. Undo It 4. Hate My Heart 5. Cowboy Casanova 6. If I Didn’t Love You 7. Wasted 8. She Don’t Know 9. Blown Away 10. Burn 11. Cry Pretty 12. Ghost Story 13. Two Black Cadillacs 14. Garden 15. Jesus, Take the Wheel 16. How Great Thou Art 17. Crazy Angels 18. Denim & Rhinestones 19. Flat on the Floor 20. Poor Everybody Else 21. Last Name 22. Something in the Water 23. Welcome to the Jungle 24. Before He Cheats

Check out a full list of Carrie ‘s tour dates here . To get a taste of what she is bringing to the stage, revisit her gravity defying performance from the 2022 CMT Music Awards .

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Carrie Underwood Announces “Denim & Rhinestones” US Tour

In support of her forthcoming album, Denim & Rhinestones

Carrie Underwood has announced “The Denim & Rhinestones Tour,” a 43-date US trek in support of her forthcoming album of the same name.

Joined by rising artist Jimmie Allen, Underwood kicks off the humongous tour on October 15th in Greenville, South Carolina. Throughout the fall, she’ll hit the likes of Lexington, Kentucky, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Kansas City, Missouri before wrapping up her first leg on November 19th in San Francisco. Following a holiday break, “The Denim & Rhinestones Tour” picks back up on February 2nd in Miami, Florida. The artist will hit some especially famous arenas in the tour’s second leg, including New York’s Madison Square Garden, Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, and L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena. The tour concludes on March 17th in Seattle. See the full list of dates below.

Tickets to “The Denim & Rhinestones Tour” go on sale Friday, May 20th at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster . A Live Nation pre-sale is set for one day prior on Thursday, May 19th (use pre-sale code FINALE ). Tickets can be purchased here .

In keeping with Underwood’s tradition of donating a portion of ticket sales to charity, $1 from every ticket sold to the upcoming outing will be contributed to the  Tunnel to Towers Foundation , which provides 9/11 first responders with mortgage-free homes and works to eradicate veteran homelessness.

Underwood’s latest album,  Denim & Rhinestones,  arrives on June 10th. The singer reunited with David Garcia for the project, who, along with Underwood, co-produced her last two records, 2018’s Cry Pretty   and 2021’s  My Savior.  Pre-orders are available now. Earlier this month, the artist headlined the Stagecoach Festival, where she brought out Axl Rose to perform the Guns N’ Roses classics “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Paradise City.”

Carrie Underwood 2022-2023 Tour Dates: 10/15 — Greenville, SC @ Bon Secours Wellness Arena 10/17 — Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse 10/18 — Grand Rapids, MI @ Van Andel Arena 10/20 — Lexington, KY @ Rupp Arena 10/22 — Rosemont, IL @ Allstate Arena 10/23 — Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum 10/25 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center 10/27 — Grand Forks, ND @ Alerus Center 10/31 — Tulsa, OK @ BOK Center 11/02 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center 11/03 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center 11/05 — New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center 11/07 — St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center 11/12 — Moline, IL @ Tax Slayer Center 11/13 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center 11/15 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena 11/17 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Vivint Arena 11/19 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center 02/02 — Miami, FL @ FTX Arena 02/04 — Tampa, FL @ Amalie Arena 02/06 — Jacksonville, FL @ Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena 02/07 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena 02/08 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center 02/10 — State College, PA @ Bryce Jordan Center 02/11 — Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena 02/14 — Charleston, WV @ Charleston Coliseum 02/15 — Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena\ 02/17 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden 02/18 — Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center 02/21 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 02/22 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 02/24 — Charlottesville, VA @ John Paul Jones Arena 02/25 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena 02/26 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena 03/01 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena 03/02 — Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center 03/04 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena 03/08 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center 03/11 — Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena 03/13 — Los Angeles, CA @ Crypto.com Arena 03/14 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center 03/16 — Portland, OR @ MODA Center 03/17 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena

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You can’t put Carrie Underwood in a box

After a remarkably versatile show in salt lake city thursday night, it would be a disservice to say underwood is solely a country artist.

By Lottie Elizabeth Johnson

After floating over the crowd on a pink floral swing, Carrie Underwood gently landed on a small platform, picked up a guitar and began to sing “ Two Black Cadillacs ,” a dark ballad about two women who exact murderous revenge on a cheating man.

Following that ominous number, Underwood seamlessly transitioned to a vastly different theme — her Savior. The singer gave her congregation of 20,000 a sermon about the importance of being nice to one another and lifting each other up. She then sang one of her earliest hits, the soul-searching “Jesus Take the Wheel,” before performing a soul-stirring chorus of “How Great Thou Art.”

Seven songs later, Underwood was donning a black leather Guns N’ Roses jacket and channeling her inner Axl Rose with a cover of “Welcome to the Jungle.” 

She has 25 CMT Awards , 16 Academy of Country Music awards and nine Country Music Association awards — not to mention eight Grammys — but after a remarkably versatile show in Salt Lake City Thursday night, it would be a disservice to say Underwood is solely a country artist.

She’s so much more. 

The shocking versatility of Carrie Underwood

Throughout her nearly two-hour set, Underwood’s music had hints of country, gospel, pop, soul, jazz, blues and hard rock. One song would mimic Dolly Parton’s soft, lilting style, and the next would elicit a rasp that would’ve been right at home with Axl and his cronies. One minute the arena felt like a small chapel and the next it was a full on rock show, complete with Underwood pounding out an unexpected drum solo.

It’s a conglomeration of her many influences. Underwood, an Oklahoma native, grew up on gospel and country, but she recently told Rolling Stone she’s always been “mesmerized” by Rose’s vocal style and has spent a lot of time trying to emulate it. Earlier this year, she even convinced Rose to join her at the Stagecoach Festival. A few months later, Guns N’ Roses reciprocated and invited Underwood onstage for a show in London. 

It’s a shocking versatility, and Underwood doesn’t hold back. In Salt Lake City, she rose from beneath the stage and hit the ground running. She threw her body and soul into each song — from the first note of her opening number, “Good Girl,” to the middle of her set with the emotional “Cry Pretty,” which earned her a standing ovation before she even hit the last note, to the final chord of her closer, “Before He Cheats.” 

With a voice like that, you don’t need much else to entertain a crowd.

But Underwood’s voice is just one part of the equation. 

More than a voice

Underwood’s live show is a spectacle — a glittery surface that belies the gritty nature of many of her songs.

In a similar vein to Kiss, the singer channels her hard rock side with pink streamers, fire, sparks and elaborate aerial contraptions to move her across the arena. Her several outfit changes — from a sparkly ensemble to a traditional Western getup to a leather jacket — mirror the fact that she is no one-trick pony. 

To make a long story short: You can’t put Carrie Underwood in a box.

She puts on a staggering production, and you can’t help but marvel at how she does this night after night. It’s as physically demanding as it is vocally, and she doesn’t give herself much time to rest — anytime she leaves the stage is for an outfit change.

But there is a little give and take with this kind of production. Underwood provides a stunning visual component that is impossible to glean from an album. But the intensity of her show means the nuances of her music — like the storytelling quality and dynamics that are so exposed on her recordings — get a little lost. For the most part, Underwood performed at the same volume for two hours. It’s an impressive volume, though, and at times it was still hard to hear her, so she needed to be loud. 

The set list appears to be largely the same from show to show. Arena shows are generally well-oiled machines, and considering all of the intricacies of Underwood’s production — including specific projections that go with each song — it would be hard to substantially deviate. But the singer still manages to create unique moments with her fans, like opening an envelope and revealing to a couple in the audience that they would be having a baby girl (she encouraged them to name that girl Carrie). 

A proposal for Carrie Underwood

When recently describing her newest album, “Denim and Rhinestones,” the singer said in a statement : “You have these things that are great on their own and then you put them together and they just fit.” 

The same can be said for Underwood’s live shows. The way she performs, you may find yourself wondering why “Welcome to the Jungle” and “How Great Thou Art” aren’t paired together more often. 

In the last four years, Underwood has released two country-pop albums, Christmas music and a gospel record. When her “Denim and Rhinestones” tour wraps up, Underwood should hurry to the studio to record a rock album. 

Based on her reception in Salt Lake City, it might just work.

Carrie Underwood announces nationwide Denim & Rhinestones tour, with Jimmie Allen to open

Jimmie allen will serve as opening support for the five-month, 43-date nationwide tour.

Carrie Underwood  is set to complete the second, sold-out run of her Las Vegas residency at Resorts World on Saturday, and the vocalist's Jason Aldean duet "If I Didn't Love You" has achieved impressive success during the country music awards season. So what's next for the 8-time Grammy Award-winner and 3-time Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Yea?

A 43-city nationwide tour.

Between October 2022 and March 2023, Underwood will tour with support from breakout star country performer Jimmie Allen , with stops in Tennessee, New York and her home state of Oklahoma.

“I’m thrilled to be hitting the road again,” Underwood said in a press release Monday. “I’m having such an amazing time with my Las Vegas residency and look forward to continuing that next year after the tour."

The Denim & Rhinestones tour, kicking off Oct. 23 in South Carolina, will correspond with the release of her upcoming album. Underwood announced the June 10 release of her ninth studio album "Denim & Rhinestones," via social media in April with an excited declaration: "I can’t wait any longer!" It is her first album in nearly four years, featuring all original material.

"I’m excited to bring the new music of 'Denim & Rhinestones' to life on tour, as well as put new spins on familiar favorites," she said in Monday's release. "We’ve been working hard already preparing an amazing show, and I can’t wait to see everyone on the road!”

The new stage production features direction by Barry Lather (Rihanna, Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson), with production design provided by Nick Whitehouse/Fireplay (Justin Timberlake, Beyonce).

Additional dates for Underwood's Vegas residency are set to be announced at a later date, according to Monday's release.

Tickets for the concerts go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, May 20, at 10 a.m. local time. A limited number of exclusive VIP Packages will be available, including a selection of tickets, Meet & Greets, custom merchandise, and much more. For more information, visit http://www.carrieunderwoodofficial.com .

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Carrie Underwood Plans Lengthy Denim & Rhinestones Tour to Kick Off in Late 2022

Carrie Underwood is taking her new music on the road: She has just announced her extensive Denim & Rhinestone s Tour, which will kick off on October 15 in Greenville, S.C, and last through spring 2023.

The tour takes its name from her upcoming new album, Denim & Rhinestones , which is out on June 10. The run also draws inspiration from her current Reflection: Las Vegas residency, which has found Underwood pushing her live show's visual component to the next level and even picking up some aerial stunt work.

"I'm thrilled to be hitting the road again with the Denim & Rhinestones Tour. I'm having such an amazing time with my Las Vegas residency and look forward to continuing that next year after the tour," she explains in a press release. "I'm excited to bring the new music of Denim & Rhinestones to life on tour, as well as put new spins on familiar favorites. We've been working hard already preparing for an amazing show, and I can't wait to see everyone on the road!"

Joining Underwood on tour will be Jimmie Allen , who's got an exciting new batch of music of his own to share with fans onstage. His next album, Tulip Drive , is scheduled to come out on June 24.

The show's design and all-new production comes courtesy of two mainstays of the live pop world: Director/choreographer Barry Lather, who has worked with the likes of Mariah Carey and Rihanna, and Fireplay's Nick Whitehouse, who has worked with Justin Timberlake and Beyoncé.

Tickets for the Denim & Rhinestones Tour go on sale Friday, May 20, at 10AM local time. A portion of the proceeds will go towards the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which works to provide mortgage-free homes for injured veterans and first responders and the families of fallen front line members.

Carrie Underwoo d's 2022-2023  Denim & Rhinestones Tour Dates:

Oct. 15 -- Greenville, S.C. @ Bon Secours Wellness Arena Oct. 17 -- Indianapolis, Ind. @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse Oct. 18 -- Grand Rapids, Mich. @ Van Andel Arena Oct. 20 -- Lexington, Ky. @ Rupp Arena Oct. 22 -- Rosemont, Ill. @ Allstate Arena Oct. 23 -- Milwaukee, Wisc. @ Fiserv Forum Oct. 25 -- Minneapolis, Minn. @ Target Center Oct. 27 -- Grand Forks, N.D. @ Alerus Center Oct. 31 -- Tulsa, Okla. @ BOK Center Nov. 2 -- Austin, Texas @ Moody Center Nov. 3 -- Houston, Texas @ Toyota Center Nov. 5 -- New Orleans, La. @ Smoothie King Center Nov. 7 -- St. Louis, Mo. @ Enterprise Center Nov. 12 -- Moline, Ill. @ Tax Slayer Center Nov. 13 -- Kansas City, Mo. @ T-Mobile Center Nov. 15 -- Denver, Co. @ Ball Arena Nov. 17 -- Salt Lake City, Utah @ Vivint Arena Nov. 19 -- San Francisco, Calif. @ Chase Center Feb. 2 -- Miami, Fla. @ FTX Arena Feb. 4 -- Tampa, Fla. @ Amalie Arena Feb. 6 -- Jacksonville, Fla. @ Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena Feb. 7 -- Atlanta, Ga. @ State Farm Arena Feb. 8 -- Charlotte, N.C. @ Spectrum Center Feb. 10 -- State College, Penn. @ Bryce Jordan Center Feb. 11 -- Uncasville, Conn. @ Mohegan Sun Arena Feb. 14 -- Charleston, W.V. @ Charleston Coliseum Feb. 15 -- Washington D.C. @ Capital One Arena Feb. 17 -- Boston, Mass. @ TD Garden Feb. 18 -- Newark, N.J. @ Prudential Center Feb. 21 -- New York, N.Y. @ Madison Square Garden Feb. 22 -- Philadelphia, Penn. @ Wells Fargo Center Feb. 24 -- Charlottesville, Va. @ John Paul Jones Arena Feb. 25 -- Pittsburgh, Penn. @ PPG Paints Arena Feb. 26 -- Detroit, Mich. @ Little Caesars Arena March 1 -- Nashville, Tenn. @ Bridgestone Arena March 2 -- Cincinnati, Ohio @ Heritage Bank Center March 4 -- Columbus, Ohio @ Nationwide Arena March 8 -- Dallas, Texas @ American Airlines Center March 11 -- Glendale, Ariz. @ Gila River Arena March 13 -- Los Angeles, Calif. @ Crypto.com Arena March 14 -- Sacramento, Calif. @ Golden 1 Center March 16 -- Portland, Ore. @ MODA Center March 17 -- Seattle, Wash. @ Climate Pledge Arena

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Watch Carrie Underwood Kick off Her New Tour with a ‘Full House’-Style TikTok

Set to the ‘Full House’ theme song, Carrie Underwood introduces the key people behind her 2022-23 Denim and Rhinestones Tour with a TikTok.

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Carrie Underwood is about to embark on a huge 2022/2023 tour, starting on October 15 in South Carolina and continuing through March 17 in Washington.

Named after her album  Denim and Rhinestones , which was released in June of this year, the Denim and Rhinestones Tour will make stops at arenas in 43 U.S. cities, including New York’s Madison Square Garden, Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena and L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena.

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Underwood’s newest TikTok video — set to the nostalgic theme song of Full House , Jesse Frederick’s “Everywhere You Look — introduces you to a few of the key people on her upcoming tour.

“Back for another season of Full Bus starting this Saturday! Meet the cast!” she captioned the video.

Carrie Underwood TikTok

Like the Full House character intros, you get to quickly meet Mark (driving the bus), Jordan (making a cup of coffee), Matt (sleeping in a bunk), Scott (eating a donut), Sydni (doing a handstand), Seth (playing the drums), Chad (smoking a cigar), Ed (working under the bus with a wrench and, oddly, an electric guitar), and last but not least, Underwood herself (emerging from a large flight case).

@carrieunderwood Back for another season of Full Bus starting this Saturday! Meet the cast! #RoadLife #LoveMyBand #DenimAndRhinestonesTour 💜💎 ♬ Full House – The Hollywood Prime Time Orchestra

Carrie will be supported on tour by special guest Jimmie Allen on all dates, who received his first GRAMMY Award nomination for Best New Artist in 2022 after winning the CMA and ACM Awards for New Artist of the Year and New Male Artist of the Year in 2021.

One dollar from each ticket sold for the tour will be contributed to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation , which has been helping America’s heroes since 9/11 by providing mortgage-free homes to Gold Star and fallen first responder families with young children and by building custom-designed smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders.

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Denim and Rhinestones Tour Dates

October 15, 2022 – Greenville, SC – Bon Secours Wellness Arena October 17, 2022 – Indianapolis, IN – Gainbridge Fieldhouse October 18, 2022 – Grand Rapids, MI – Van Andel Arena October 20, 2022 – Lexington, KY – Rupp Arena October 22, 2022 – Rosemont, IL – Allstate Arena October 23, 2022 – Milwaukee, WI – Fiserv Forum October 25, 2022 – Minneapolis, MN – Target Center October 27, 2022 – Grand Forks, ND – Alerus Center October 31, 2022 – Tulsa, OK – BOK Center November 2, 2022 – Austin, TX – Moody Center November 3, 2022 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center November 5, 2022 – New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center November 7, 2022 – St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center November 12, 2022 – Moline, IL – Tax Slayer Center November 13, 2022 – Kansas City, MO – T-Mobile Center November 15, 2022 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena November 17, 2022 – Salt Lake City, UT – Vivint Arena November 19, 2022 – San Francisco, CA – Chase Center February 2, 2023 – Miami, FL – FTX Arena February 4, 2023 – Tampa, FL – Amalie Arena February 6, 2023 – Jacksonville, FL – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena February 7, 2023 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena February 8, 2023 – Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center February 10, 2023 – State College, PA – Bryce Jordan Center February 11, 2023 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena February 14, 2023 – Charleston, WV – Charleston Coliseum February 15, 2023 – Washington DC – Capital One Arena February 17, 2023 – Boston, MA – TD Garden February 18, 2023 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center February 21, 2023 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden February 22, 2023 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center February 24, 2023 – Charlottesville, VA – John Paul Jones Arena February 25, 2023 – Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena February 26, 2023 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena March 1, 2023 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena March 2, 2023 – Cincinnati, OH – Heritage Bank Center March 4, 2023 – Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena March 8, 2023 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center March 11, 2023 – Glendale, AZ – Gila River Arena March 13, 2023 – Los Angeles, CA – Crypto.com Arena March 14, 2023 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center March 16, 2023 – Portland, OR – MODA Center March 17, 2023 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

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Sugarland and Little Big Town fans 'need more' after 'best performance' at CMT Awards

Sugarland and Little Big Town are going on tour this fall and reunited on the CMT Awards stage in Austin, Texas.

Their reunion news was announced at the ceremony by host Kelsea Ballerini before they went on to performed together on stage. The two bands performed a powerful cover of Take Me Home by Phil Collins. The song being the name of their tour.

Fans were brimming with excitement at the new tour news and the live performance as well.

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One fan could not contain their joy tweeting in all caps on X, formerly know as twitter: "BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE NIGHT ! JENNIFER NETTLES VOICE IS STILL UNMATCHED! WOW"

"Little Big Town & Sugarland doing 'Take Me Home' by Phil Collins was amazing. Can only imagine what the concert tour will be like," said a second fan.

Another said: "@littlebigtown and @Sugarlandmusic just happened and I need more of that!, while a fourth added: ""Sugarland & Little Big Town wow that was amazing & I'd love to see that show."

The duet performance marks Little Big Town 25th anniversary as a band. Their last album, Mr. Sun, came out in 2022.

Little Big Town consist of four members — Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook, and Phillip Sweet. While Sugarland is filled with two members Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush. They used to have a third original member until Kristen Hall left in 2005.

The collaboration on the April 7 2024 CMT Music Awards' stage is not the first time they've all perform together. Back in 2008, Sugarland and Little Big Town with Jake Owen performed at the CMT Music Awards. They performed a cover of Dream Academy's Life in a Northern Town.

This performance was Sugarland's first performance since their 2018 tour and their last album in 2018, Bigger. Bigger had song "Babe," featuring Taylor Swift within the tracklist.

Little Big Town and Sugarland have a combined total of 44 CMT Music Awards nominations, 25 of that being from Little Big Town according to Taste of Country . Little Big Time has hosted the CMTs twice, 2018 and 2019.

The Take Me Home tour will begin on Oct. 4 in Greenville, South Carolina, and conclude on Dec. 13 at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.

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No, Beyoncé wasn't snubbed. Her album was released too late for this year's nods.

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As the final nominations for the 2024 Academy of Country Music Awards were announced Tuesday morning (April 9), there were the usual number of expected names, as well as a handful of surprises and snubs.

Luke Combs leads all nominees with eight nods, and should he win entertainer of the year, he will clinch the Triple Crown Award — bestowed upon acts who, in addition to having won entertainer, have also taken home the trophy for new artist and artist in their eligible categories. Only a handful of artists have snagged the Triple Crown, including Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood and Kenny Chesney.

Both Megan Moroney and Morgan Wallen received six nominations, with Cody Johnson , Chris Stapleton and Lainey Wilson garnering five nods each.

Tracy Chapman joins the first-timers’ club, scoring her first nod for writing song of the year nominee “Fast Car,” performed by Combs. Another first time nominee is Morgane Stapleton, who is nominated as a producer on her husband Chris Stapleton’s album,  Higher , which received an album of the year nod.

The eligibility period for nominations runs Jan. 1, 2023-December 31, 2023, which means fans will have to wait another year to see if current Country Albums chart topper  Cowboy Carter  from Beyoncé is nominated, since the crossover set was released in March.

The ACM Awards will stream live across 240+ countries and territories on Prime Video on May 16 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT/5 p.m. PT from Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Here is a look at some of the year’s notable surprises and snubs.

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Snub: Zach Bryan

By any measure, Zach Bryan had a phenomenal year in 2023, selling out arenas across the U.S. and opening at No. 1 on the all-genre Billboard 200 chart with his self-titled album, as well as topping Billboard ’s Hot Country Songs chart twice, including with his Kacey Musgraves duet, “I Remember Everything” (which also topped the Billboard Hot 100). Bryan is nominated for three awards — music event of the year as artist and producer of “I Remember Everything,” and for artist-songwriter of the year— but he’s on the outside for entertainer of the year, male artist of the year and song or single of the year. He is signed to Warner Records out of Los Angeles instead of directly to a Nashville label, which may somewhat account for the snub, as his label mate, Warren Zeiders, was also shut out. – M.N.

Surprise: Jelly Roll

Jelly Roll received four nominations. The only real surprise here is that this is the first year that Jelly Roll has been nominated: He was shut out last year, and this year’s four nominations, including entertainer of the year, are a reminder of just how far and fast he has come since last year. He is the first artist since Billy Ray Cyrus 32 years ago to be nominated for entertainer of the year in his first year of receiving any nominations. Jelly Roll, who swept the CMT Awards earlier this week, is also nominated for male artist, single and music event of the year. – M.N.

Snub: Bailey Zimmerman

Zimmerman earned two Country Airplay chart hits last year, including the six-week No. 1 “Rock and a Hard Place,” as well as the chart-topper “Religiously,” and saw his project Religiously. The Album. debut at No. 3 on the Top Country Albums chart (in addition to leading his own headlining tour and opening shows for Morgan Wallen). Still, Zimmerman earned no nominations. Though he was nominated in the category last year, Zimmerman wasn’t among this year’s new male artist nominees (ACM rules allow an artist to be nominated twice during a three-year period). — J.N.

Surprise: Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney received six nominations, leading all female artists. The newcomer lands her first nominations including nods for new female artist of the year  and  female artist of the year, the only woman to appear in both categories this year. In addition to landing two nominations for song of the year entry and top five Country Airplay hit “Tennessee Orange,” as both performer and songwriter, Moroney gets a nod for “Can’t Break Up Now,” her duet with Old Dominion, for music event of the year. – M.N.

Snub: Carly Pearce

After being nominated for four awards last year, including female artist and song of the year, Carly Pearce received zero nominations this year, despite releasing a beautiful duet with Chris Stapleton, “We Don’t Fight Anymore.” The four-time past winner had been nominated for female artist of the year several times in the past, taking home the award in 2022. Similarly, her collaborations had often garnered music event of the year nominations, including wins for “I Hope You’re Happy Now” with Lee Brice at the 2020 awards and “Never Wanted to Be That Girl” with Ashley McBryde in 2022. – M.N.

Surprise: Dylan Scott

Scott, who earned a No. 1 Country Airplay hit last year with “Can’t Have Mine,” is among this year’s nominees for new male artist of the year, alongside ERNEST, Kameron Marlowe, Conner Smith and Nate Smith. It’s a boon for Scott, who released his first country radio single, “Makin’ This Boy Go Crazy,” back in 2013. This isn’t the first time he’s been nominated in this category; he first garnered a nod in the same category last year (an artist may be a nominee two times in a three-year period, per ACM guidelines).

“Can’t Have Mine (Find You A Girl)” marks Scott’s third Country Airplay No. 1 hit, following his 2017 chart leader “My Girl” and 2022’s “New Truck.” — J.N.

Snub: Oliver Anthony Music

Few country artists blazed as fast and bright a trail as Oliver Anthony Music (real name: Christopher Anthony Lunsford) in 2023. Last summer, his viral hit “Rich Men North of Richmond” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making him the first artist to achieve that feat without having any prior chart history on any Billboard chart. The self-released song, which became a flashpoint for conservatives (despite Lundsford disavowing any specific political leanings), also topped Billboard ’s Hot Country Songs chart. Perhaps his lack of follow-up in the eligibility period and lack of ties to Nashville led to his receiving no nominations, but he seemed a lock for a new male artist of the year nod. – M.N.

Snubs: Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert

Lambert and Underwood have both been mainstays at the ACM Awards, with Lambert winning the ACM’s entertainer of the year honor in 2022 (she’s had seven overall nominations in the category). Underwood has previously taken home the ACM’s entertainer of the year honor three times (in 2009 and 2010, and co-won it in 2020).

So it is odd to see neither artist’s name in the running for the show’s top honor. Underwood released the deluxe version of her Denim & Rhinestones album, spearheaded by songs like “Take Me Out,” and continued with her “Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency” last year. She also opened three shows for rock titans Guns N’ Roses.

Meanwhile, Lambert leaned into her songwriting prowess, penning songs recorded by several artists for their albums, while continuing her own Velvet Rodeo residency in Las Vegas. She also teamed with Leon Bridges for a collaboration, and launched the Big Loud Texas label in conjunction with Big Loud. — J.N.

Surprise: Lainey Wilson

Given the seeming omnipresence of Wilson both on the Country Airplay chart, on numerous performance stages and in the media over the past year (in addition to the accumulation of other awards accolades she’s earned), it’s no surprise that Wilson is in the running for this year’s ACM entertainer of the year honor.

If Wilson were to win the EOY accolade, she would earn the coveted ACM Triple Crown honor, which is presented to an artist, duo or group who has earned their respective new artist and artist category, as well as the entertainer of the year honor. Previous Triple Crown honorees have included Miranda Lambert, Kenny Chesney and Chris Stapleton. Wilson won the new female artist of the year win in 2022 and the female artist of the year honor last year. Given that Wilson earned her first ACM Award just a few years ago (along with her first Country Airplay No. 1), it is the speed of her ascendance to the Triple Crown circle that would be the surprise here, if she picks up an EOY win. – J.N.

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Carrie Underwood Shares The ‘Simple’ Workout Routine That Keeps Her Stronger Than Ever At 41

The superstar tends to favor a mix of full-body moves and cardio.

The eight-time Grammy Award-winner, who tries to exercise every day when she can, is known for her signature leg workout. But even her gym routine was altered by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

When asked if she's switched up her fitness regime over the past few years, Carrie told WH , "I feel like we all have, whether we wanted to or not!" Serendipitously, the Grammy Award-winner debuted the at-home workout and nutrition app fit52 in early March 2020, meaning she—and legions of other users—could get a sweat sesh on in the comfort of their homes.

"I was very, very blessed to have that in my own life—I had this app that was giving me my workouts!" she said, adding that she and her husband, former NHL player Mike Fisher , began taking advantage of the outdoors for their workouts. "Sometimes, I'm on the road and I'm doing my workouts in our mobile gym. Sometimes, things are so busy and we're running around with the kids."

"I'm just trying to fit in anything, but that's everybody," Carrie, who chatted with WH to talk about her BODYARMOR partnership. "The details might look a little different in our lives, but I feel like we're all just juggling and trying to take care of ourselves."

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When she does squeeze in a workout, the "Before He Cheats" singer says she keeps her sessions straightforward and effective. Below, here's Carrie's fitness routine to feel stronger than ever.

Carrie keeps her workouts simple.

When Carrie hits the gym, she goes for tried-and-true exercises. "I love the simple moves—squats, lunges, deadlifts, things like that," she says. "Nothing complicated."

In 2022, Carrie's trainer Eve Overland, CPT, told WH that she and Carrie typically train for 90 minutes, including five supersets. The exercises include pullups, dumbell rows, Bulgarian split squats, and more. (Get the full workout here .)

But Carrie added that she also enjoys a good round of cardio, and she mixes up her sessions by season.

" I n the summer, when it's nice and warm, I just want to be outside," she says. "So I tend to run more in the summer and lift weights more in the winter."

She loves to try new classes.

Lately, Carrie tends to work out on her own. But if she's looking for inspiration—and isn't running outside—she loves to take a virtual class on her treadmill.

"It's great to pop into a class and see what's going on, and get some ideas for things I want to do or learn something new," she says. "If someone's giving me instruction, it goes faster than me being stuck on a treadmill!"

Carrie prioritizes hydration to refuel.

Finally, Carrie knows that hydration is as important as the workout itself. The singer always makes sure to keep water or a BODYARMOR drink nearby.

The most convenient option to keep in her purse, she said, is the brand's FLASH I.V. Electrolyte Sticks , which she'll mix with water for an on-the-go drink.

"One thing that I feel is so neglected in our lives is staying hydrated," she says. "It seems so simple....If you find yourself cranky... you need to drink more water! My husband will complain about a headache sometimes and I'm like, you need to drink more water."

Charlotte Walsh (she/her) is an associate news editor with Women's Health, where she covers the intersection of wellness and entertainment. Previously, she worked as a writer at The Messenger, E! News, and Netflix. In her free time, she enjoys reality television, tennis and films starring Nicole Kidman. 

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ACM Entertainer of the Year Nominations Are Here And Fans Are Divided

Lainey Wilson and Jelly Roll are both up for Entertainer of the Year!

The nominees for the 2024 ACM Entertainer of the Year include: Kane Brown, Luke Combs , Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Chris Stapleton , Morgan Wallen, and Lainey Wilson. With their success in the awards circuit this year, no one is surprised to see Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson on this list, but fans were outspoken on their thoughts about having only one female nominee on the list.

"Only one female nominated for entertainer?!! Do better 😳", "another year of only one woman nominated for entertainer… lol" and "Shouldn’t there be more females in this lineup? Just saying," disgruntled fans commented on the ACM Awards official Instagram account.

Lainey Wilson is also nominated for Female Artist of the Year alongside Kelsea Ballerini , Ashley McBryde, Megan Moroney, Kacey Musgraves, and Lainey Wilson. All five Male Artist of the Year Nominees (including Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Chris Stapleton, and Morgan Wallen) are also up for Entertainer of the Year. Chris Stapleton took home Entertainer of the Year in 2023.

Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Megan Moroney, Cody Johnson, Chris Stapleton, and Lainey Wilson lead the pack as the most-nominated artists overall. At the same time, country music giants like Jason Aldean, Keith Urban, Carly Pearce, Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, and Miranda Lambert didn't receive any awards nominations this year.

Fans jumped in the defend Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood (who are both past ACM Triple Crown recipients) in the comments, writing:

• "Seriously?? Now Carrie can't even get a nomination??"
• "Carrie not being nominated for one award is a crime!"
• "First time in so long Miranda hasn’t been nominated for Female of the year but I guess she doesn’t have a new album 😢"
• "Wow. Miranda getting no nominations??"

Miranda Lambert also happens to be the most awarded artist in ACM history, and she won Entertainer of the Year in 2022. Carly Pearce fans were also upset with her lack of recognition. "why isn’t carly pearce nominated 😣," one fan wrote.

This year's nominations are a bit of a mixed bag, but we still can't wait to see all of our favorite country music artists in Frisco, Texas, on May 16th!

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CMT Awards 2024 — See the Complete List of Winners!

The 2024 CMT Music Awards, hosted by Kelsea Ballerini, are airing live from the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, on CBS

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Who took a trophy home from the 2024 CMT Music Awards ?

The annual country music awards show, hosted by Kelsea Ballerini , is airing live on CBS from at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, and will stream on Paramount+.

Ballerini, Cody Johnson ,  Jelly Roll ,  Lainey Wilson  and  Megan Moroney led this year's nominations with three each, while first-time nominees included  Amber Riley , Ashley Cooke, Chayce Beckham, Hozier, Koe Wetzel, Stephen Wilson Jr., Tyler Childers, Warren Zeiders and  Zach Bryan .

Performers at the 2024 CMT Music Awards include Jason Aldean ,  Dasha , Ballerini, Johnson, Wilson, Jelly Roll, Moroney, Bailey Zimmerman, Keith Urban, Little Big Town + Sugarland, NEEDTOBREATHE + Jordan Davis, Sam Hunt, Old Dominion featuring Moroney and Parker McCollum featuring Brittney Spencer.

In addition, Wilson will team up with Brooks & Dunn and Sammy Hagar to sing in tribute to the late Toby Keith , who  died of stomach cancer  at age 62 earlier this year in February.

Trisha Yearwood  will also deliver a performance of her new single "Put It in a Song" and receive the first-ever June Carter Cash Humanitarian Award during the show, PEOPLE exclusively revealed last month.

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Check out all of PEOPLE's full CMT Music Awards coverage here.

Having co-hosted the CMT Music Awards three times in the past, this year marks Ballerini's first time handling emcee duties solo.

"It's definitely new grounds for me," the "Penthouse" singer recently told PEOPLE. "But it's my fourth year hosting, so I feel like I've learned a lot. And the good thing about CMTs is there's such a light energy, so there's not a pressure that I feel to be perfect. I just want to be fun, honor the night and help people have a good time."

See below for a complete list of winners at the 2024 CMT Music Awards

VIDEO OF THE YEAR

• Ashley McBryde - “Light On in the Kitchen”
• Brandy Clark feat. Brandi Carlile - “Dear Insecurity”
• Brothers Osborne - “Nobody’s Nobody”
• Cody Johnson - “The Painter”
• Darius Rucker - “Fires Don’t Start Themselves”
• HARDY - “Truck Bed”
• Jason Aldean - “Let Your Boys Be Country”
• Jelly Roll - “Need a Favor” — WINNER
• Jordan Davis - “Next Thing You Know”
• Kacey Musgraves - “Deeper Well”
• Kelsea Ballerini - “IF YOU GO DOWN (I’M GOIN’ DOWN TOO)”
• Lainey Wilson - “Watermelon Moonshine”
• Mickey Guyton feat. Kane Brown - “Nothing Compares to You”
• Parmalee - “Gonna Love You”
• Tyler Childers - “In Your Love”
• Zach Bryan - “Nine Ball”

FEMALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR

• Gabby Barrett - “Glory Days”
• Kelsea Ballerini - “Penthouse”
• Lainey Wilson - “Watermelon Moonshine” — WINNER
• Megan Moroney - “I'm Not Pretty”
• Reba McEntire - “Seven Minutes in Heaven”

MALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR

• Bailey Zimmerman - “Religiously”
• HARDY - “Truck Bed” 
• Jelly Roll - “Need a Favor” — WINNER
• Luke Combs - “Fast Car (Official Live Video)” 
• Morgan Wallen - “Last Night (One Record at a Time Sessions)”

DUO/GROUP VIDEO OF THE YEAR

• Brothers Osborne - “Nobody's Nobody”
• Dan + Shay - “Save Me the Trouble” — WINNER  
• Old Dominion - “Memory Lane”
• Parmalee - “Girl In Mine”
• The War and Treaty - “Have You a Heart”
• Tigirlily Gold - “Shoot Tequila”

COLLABORATIVE VIDEO OF THE YEAR

• Carly Pearce feat. Chris Stapleton - “We Don't Fight Anymore” — WINNER
• Ella Langley feat. Koe Wetzel - “That's Why We Fight”
• Jon Pardi, Luke Bryan - “Cowboys and Plowboys”
• Justin Moore & Priscilla Block - “You, Me and Whiskey”
• Lukas Nelson + Promise of The Real feat. Lainey Wilson - “More Than Friends”
• Old Dominion & Megan Moroney - “Can't Break Up Now”

BREAKTHROUGH FEMALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR, presented by Walt Disney World®

• Anne Wilson - “Rain In the Rearview”
• Ashley Cooke - “your place” — WINNER
• Brittney Spencer - “Bigger Than the Song”

BREAKTHROUGH MALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR, presented by Walt Disney World®

• Chayce Beckham - “23”
• Warren Zeiders - “Pretty Little Poison” — WINNER
• Zach Bryan - “Oklahoma Smokeshow”

  CMT PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR

• Amber Riley - “R.E.S.P.E.C.T.” (from CMT Smashing Glass)
• Bret Michaels & Chris Janson - “Nothing But a Good Time” (from CMT Crossroads)
• Carrie Underwood - “Hate My Heart” (from 2023 CMT Music Awards)
• Cody Johnson - “Human” (from 2023 CMT Music Awards)
• Dierks Bentley - “Drunk on a Plane” (from CMT Storytellers) 
• Dustin Lynch feat. MacKenzie Porter - “Thinking ‘Bout You” (from CMT Campfire Sessions)
• Hozier & Maren Morris - “Take Me To Church” (from CMT Crossroads)
• Jelly Roll - “Need a Favor” (from 2023 CMT Music Awards) — WINNER
• Kelsea Ballerini - “IF YOU GO DOWN (I’M GOIN’ DOWN TOO)” (from 2023 CMT Music Awards)
• The War And Treaty - “On My Own” (from CMT Smashing Glass)

CMT DIGITAL-FIRST PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR

• Chase Rice - "Goodnight Nancy"
• Dylan Scott – “Don’t Close Your Eyes (Keith Whitley Cover)"
• Megan Moroney – “I’m Not Pretty”
• Nate Smith – “Whiskey on You”
• Stephen Wilson Jr. – “Year to Be Young 1994”
• Scotty McCreery – “It Matters to Her” — WINNER
• The Castellows – “I Know It Will Never End”

The 2024 CMT Music Awards will air live from Austin, Texas' Moody Center on Sunday, April 7 at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+.

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