Carrie Underwood, the iconic voice behind Sunday Night Football's theme song since 2013, has dropped a new intro video that follows the familiar script... until a surprising twist at the very end.
Underwood's rendition of "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night," a clever homage to Joan Jett's "I Hate Myself for Loving You," has become synonymous with football excitement. Each week, the intro features captivating clips showcasing players from the competing teams.
Also...did you catch Underwood's drumming skills? Those beats are no illusion — the multi-talented superstar took command of the drum kit during her most recent tour.
The latest kickoff video made its debut on Sunday, September 10, just before the the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants 40-0 at MetLife Stadium.
While Underwood's official tour may have wrapped up, her schedule for 2023 is still buzzing. A Las Vegas residency and a series of shows alongside Guns N' Roses have kept her on the move this summer.
Mark your calendars for later this month: On September 22, the deluxe edition of Underwood's Denim & Rhinestones album is set to drop, promising a collection of fresh, new tracks to look forward to.
On Thursday night, history was made as the inaugural People's Choice Country Awards took place at Nashville's iconic Grand Ole Opry, hosted by Little Big Town.
Following the episode's airing on Monday night, McEntire took to social media, sharing a photo of a fast-food cart with the name "Reba’s Tots" emblazoned on the front. Her caption humorously declared, "I’ve never met a tot I didn’t like."
The country superstar was present at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium to witness the Las Vegas Raiders face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and most notably, to see her SNF opening, "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night," performed live.
Stapleton is taking his "All-American Road Show" across the pond next fall with a series of headline arena shows in the U.K. and Ireland. The tour includes stops at prominent venues, including Manchester’s AO Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena, Birmingham’s Utilita Arena, and London’s The O2.
Kane took to social media on Wednesday (Sept. 20) to reveal exciting new details about his upcoming 2024 tour schedule, aptly named the "In the Air Tour," set to kick off on March 28 with a debut performance in Charlottesville, Va. The "Bury Me In Georgia" singer has also teased fans of a return to the UK next year.
A full decade after joining Big Machine Label Group's The Valory Music Co., Thomas Rhett continues his meteoric rise in the country music world with his 21st career No. 1 hit, "Angels (Don’t Always Have Wings)," as recognized on the Country Aircheck/MediaBase chart. This remarkable achievement also marks his 19th No. 1 hit on Billboard's Country Airplay Chart.
The country superstar was present at the ceremony to receive the esteemed ACM Icon Award, a recognition that holds immense significance in the world of country music. The event was conducted live at the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on August 23 and was broadcast to fans on Monday evening, in the US.
According to information from the ACM website, the Triple Crown Award is exclusively granted to artists who have achieved the remarkable feat of winning an ACM Award in three distinct categories: a new artist category, a male, female, duo, or group category, and the coveted Entertainer of the Year award.
All the winners at the 2023 People's Choice Country Awards
Reba serving Tots on The Voice US
Carrie Underwood takes tour of Sunday Night Football
Chris Stapleton set for trip to the UK in 2024
Kane Brown announces 2024 US Tour
Thomas Rhett scores 21st number one
Tim McGraw wins ACM Honors Icon Award
Chris Stapleton is Mr Triple Crown
