Superstar Carrie Underwood Extends Record-Breaking Las Vegas Residency Into 2025
Underwood’s run in Vegas isn’t over yet!
Carrie Underwood; Photo by Jeff Johnson
Carrie Underwood is extending her wildly successful Las Vegas residency into 2025.
The superstar’s REFLECTION: The Las Vegas Residency will continue into next year, with just-announced dates set for March and April 2025.
- March: 26, 28, 29
- April: 2, 4, 5
The newly announced dates come in addition to Underwood’s already announced 2024 performances, which will take place in August and October.
- August: 14, 16, 17, 21, 23, 24
- October: 16, 18, 19, 23, 25, 26
The eight-time GRAMMY winner was the first-ever resident headliner at the 5,000-capacity theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas. Since her debut in December of 2021, Underwood has performed for over 200,000 fans.
In June, she celebrated her 50th performance at the world-class venue with a special cake and gathering with her band and crew.
“Thank you so much to my amazing band, crew, and all the performers for another great run of #REFLECTION! 5️⃣0️⃣ shows and counting,” she shared at the time.
REFLECTION features a career-spanning set list and top-notch production, bringing Underwood’s hits to life inside the intimate venue.
Of the set list, Underwood told Nonstop Life, “Of course there are certain hits – like ‘Jesus, Take the Wheel,” and “Before He Cheats” – that everyone has come to hear, and we will always include those. When we’re out on tour, though, it’s usually around an album release, so we will play more songs from that particular record. We wanted REFLECTION to be a greatest hits kind of show – as many of the highlights as we can pack in, presented in new and different ways.”
Tickets for Underwood’s upcoming performances are on sale now.
Last night, the Oklahoma native took to the stage in Nashville to perform in honor of fellow Okie Toby Keith. The star-studded event also featured performances from Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Ashley McBryde, HARDY, and more and is set to air on NBC on Wednesday, August 28, from 9-11 pm ET/PT.
Later this week, Underwood will perform on the Good Morning America stage on Friday, August 2, 2024, as part of the 2024 Citi Summer Concert Series. This special performance will take place in Central Park, where fans can tune in to watch her sing chart-topping hits from her record-breaking Las Vegas residency. This appearance comes ahead of her return to the Resorts World Theatre stage on August 14.
Throughout the summer, when she hasn’t been in Las Vegas, Underwood has spent time performing at various festivals around the country, including Windy City Smokeout and Carolina Country Music Fest.
Recently, the vocal powerhouse performed two sold-out shows at Honolulu’s Blaisdell Arena, marking her first-ever appearances in Hawaii. With these concerts, she has now performed in all 50 U.S. states.
Ahead of the shows, Underwood was welcomed to Hawaii by Honorable Rick Blangiardi, Mayor of the Honolulu and County of Honolulu, and Governor Josh Green, who proclaimed July 18 “Carrie Underwood Day.”
The chart-topping star was honored with ceremonial proclamations for her remarkable career achievements, significant cultural and societal contributions, and her debut performances in Hawaii.
Underwood is the first country artist to have received this accolade from both the State of Hawaii and the City and County of Honolulu. This marked the first time in Aloha State history that these honors have been awarded to an entertainer from any genre simultaneously by these government bodies.
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