Carrie Underwood Gets Drenched In Show Closing Moment
Carrie Underwood isn’t afraid of a little rain. In the case of her outdoor show in Myrtle Beach recently, she took the stage when the rain was pouring buckets of water on her.
In shorts and a sparkly tank top, Carrie strutted down the walkway to the crowd in a downpour. As the rain came down, she belts out the chorus to the show’s finale, “Before He Cheats.”
With her hair drenched and water dripping off of her, the thrilled crowd of wet fans cheered her on, singing every word with her.
Underwood posted the concert moment on her Instagram to her 13 million followers. She captioned the video clip, “We won’t let a little rain stop us! We won’t let a massive downpour stop us, either! @ccmflive #MyrtleBeach #SingingInTheRain,”
Fans were more than impressed with her dedication to playing rain or shine, and said so in the comments on the post. One fan wrote, “Carrie Underwood concert with a wet t-shirt contest thrown in…” Another fan commented, “I’ve been following your career from your American Idol days, and I’m not certain anything can top a rain version of Before He Cheats! This is epic!” One more die-hard said,
See that post here.
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The country superstar is usually a staple of CMA Fest each year and often performs on the big Nissan Stadium stage, but not this year. Her absence from the CMA activities did not stop her from holding her 17th annual Fan Club party.
Every year since she started holding the Fan Club party, it has been at Nashville Grand Ole Opry House. That is where she gathered with her faithful following earlier this week for games, fun, and lots of Carrie’s music.
She posted several photos and video clips from the big party on Instagram. She captioned the post, “Thank you again to all the Care Bears for coming out to celebrate year 17 of our Fan Club Party!”
Underwood added, “It was a lot of fun chatting with @barrylather and seeing all of you in your blinged-out #Nashvegas outfits!”
May fans reacted to the post, including several who were there. One fan commented, “Great time again! I will make the 2300-mile journey every time I’m invited.” Another fan wrote, “Always the best time!” One more fan gushed, “It was an absolute blast!!!!! You are our absolute queen!!! Thank you, @carrieunderwood, for all you do for your care-bears!!! I hope I get to be there next year, too! Core memories for LIFE!”
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Top Five All-Time Queens Of Country Music
5 - Miranda Lambert
Lambert has been honored with more Academy of Country Music Awards than any artist in history. Miranda is also a seven-time winner of the CMA’s Female Vocalist of the Year, beating a record once held by Reba. She is also a three-time Grammy winner, with her most recent Grammy win in 2021 for Best Country Album for “Wildcard.” Lambert is currently playing her first Las Vegas residency at Planet Hollywood.
4 - Reba McEntire
Reba’s superstardom in country music started in the 1980s and is still going strong today. Since the 1970s, McEntire has placed over 100 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, 25 of which reached the number one spot. She has sold 75 million albums in her career. Her career also includes her acting roles: she even had her own sitcom in the early 2000s called Reba. She is currently working on a couple of Lifetime movies and has a role on ABC TV’s Big Sky, where she plays a villain for the first time in her acting career. She has won countless country music awards, was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2011, and received a Kennedy Center Honor in 2018.
3 - Carrie Underwood
Carrie is a proud member of the Grand Ole Opry, known as country music’s church, and plays the Opry whenever she can. She has won the Entertainer of the Year honor from the ACM and has sold a whopping 70 million albums in her career since her debut in 2005. Carrie has 42 songs on Billboard and over 25 number-one hits.
2 - Loretta Lynn
Loretta started as the first country music “Queen” and the first female to win the coveted Entertainer of the Year Honor from the CMA in 1972. Her remarkable career has spanned six decades and influenced countless country queens, including Dolly and Reba. Loretta, whose life story was chronicled in an Oscar-winning movie Coal Miner’s Daughter in 1980, was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1988.
1 - Dolly Parton
Although Loretta came before her, Dolly has sold more than 100 million albums in her long career, which started when she moved to Nashville straight out of high school at age 18. She has influenced countless women who came after her in all genres of music, which is evident by her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next month. Dolly was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1999. She’s won too many awards to name, and her heart is just as big as her wallet as she gives millions of dollars away to those in need, including her million-dollar donation for the COVID vaccine. She also received a Kennedy Center honor in 2006.
