Carrie Underwood

Season 4 · Winner

Where are they now

Carrie Underwood is a judge on American Idol, the show she won in 2005. In September 2026 she was confirmed for season 25, her third season on the panel, which is expected to air in 2027. Her most recent studio album is Denim & Rhinestones (2022), and her Las Vegas residency Reflection ran from December 2021 to its scheduled final shows in April 2025.

Key figures

Known for

  1. Before He CheatsSingle · 2006; RIAA certification: 11× Platinum
  2. Some HeartsAlbum · 2005; RIAA certification: 9× Platinum
  3. Blown AwaySingle · 2012; RIAA certification: 5× Platinum
  4. Carnival RideAlbum · 2007; RIAA certification: 4× Platinum
  5. Cowboy CasanovaSingle · 2009; RIAA certification: 4× Platinum
  6. Play OnAlbum · 2009; RIAA certification: 3× Platinum
  7. Blown AwayAlbum · 2012; RIAA certification: 3× Platinum
  8. Jesus, Take the WheelSingle · 2005; RIAA certification: 3× Platinum

Interest over time

Monthly views of the English Wikipedia article, July 2015 – September 2026.

November 2015: X Factor Heartbeat performanceApril 2018: ACM Awards Cry PrettyDecember 2020: My Gift trailer debutJanuary 2025: Inauguration performance
Monthly Wikipedia views, July 2015 – September 2026. The most views were in January 2025: 689,122. Peak in November 2015, 344,359 views: Performed Heartbeat, the second single from her album Storyteller, on the UK X Factor on November 29, 2015. Peak in April 2018, 329,081 views: Sang Cry Pretty at the 53rd Academy of Country Music Awards on April 15, 2018, her first television appearance after a fall at home. Peak in December 2020, 215,449 views: HBO Max debuted the trailer for My Gift: A Christmas Special From Carrie Underwood on November 30, 2020; the special, with songs from her first full-length Christmas album, was set to stream on HBO Max from December 3. Peak in January 2025, 689,122 views: Sang America the Beautiful at the presidential inauguration on January 20, 2025.

Career

  1. 2005

    American Idol, season 4

    Winner

    January 18 – May 25, 2005

  2. 2005

    Record deal · 2005 – March 2017

    After winning American Idol in 2005, signed a joint recording deal with Sony (Arista Nashville) and 19 Recordings; the partnership lasted nearly 12 years.

  3. 2005

    Chart · June 14, 2005

    Released her first single, Inside Your Heaven, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

  4. 2005

    Release · November 15, 2005

    Released her debut album Some Hearts, which became the best-selling album of 2006 in the United States across all genres.

  5. 2008

    Television · 2008 – 2019

    Co-hosted the Country Music Association Awards telecast for twelve years, mostly with Brad Paisley, then stepped down as co-host after the 2019 show.

  6. 2008

    Other · May 10, 2008

    Was inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

  7. 2011

    Acting · April 2011

    Made her feature film debut in Soul Surfer, playing youth leader Sarah Hill.

  8. 2013

    Television

    Has performed the opening theme song of NBC Sunday Night Football since 2013.

  9. 2013

    Acting · December 5, 2013

    Played Maria von Trapp in NBC's live television production The Sound of Music Live!.

  10. 2017

    Record deal · March 2017

    Signed with Capitol Records Nashville, part of Universal Music Group, leaving Sony Music Nashville.

  11. 2018

    Release · September 14, 2018

    Released her sixth studio album Cry Pretty, her first on Capitol Nashville, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

  12. 2020

    Book · March 3, 2020

    Published her first book, Find Your Path, which debuted at No. 2 on a New York Times best seller list.

  13. 2021

    Tour · December 2021 – 2025

    Headlined the Las Vegas residency Reflection at Resorts World Theatre from December 2021 to 2025; the final three shows were announced for April 9, 11 and 12, 2025.

  14. 2022

    Release · June 10, 2022

    Released her ninth studio album, Denim & Rhinestones, on Capitol Nashville.

  15. 2025

    Television

    Became a judge on ABC's American Idol, replacing Katy Perry, beside Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan; in September 2026 she was confirmed for season 25, her third season.

Discography

Releases of Carrie Underwood
TitleTypeYearLabelRIAA certificationU.S. salesBillboard peak
Inside Your HeavenSingle2005Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 1Hot 100
Jesus, Take the WheelSingle2005Not documented3× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 20Hot 100
Some HeartsAlbum2005Arista Nashville, 199× Platinum7,500,000July 27, 2017No. 2Billboard 200
Before He CheatsSingle2006Not documented11× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 8Hot 100
Don't Forget to Remember MeSingle2006Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 49Hot 100
Do You Hear What I HearOther2007Not documentedNot documentedNot documentedNo. 90Hot 100
I'll Stand by YouSingle2007Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 6Hot 100
So SmallSingle2007Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 17Hot 100
WastedSingle2007Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 37Hot 100
Carnival RideAlbum2007Arista Nashville, 194× Platinum3,400,000October 11, 2015No. 1Billboard 200
All-American GirlSingle2008Not documented3× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 27Hot 100
Just a DreamSingle2008Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 29Hot 100
Last NameSingle2008Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 19Hot 100
Praying for TimeSingle2008Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 27Hot 100
Cowboy CasanovaSingle2009Not documented4× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 11Hot 100
Home Sweet HomeSingle2009Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 21Hot 100
I Told You So (featuring Randy Travis)Single2009Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 9Hot 100
Temporary HomeSingle2009Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 41Hot 100
Play OnAlbum2009Arista Nashville, 193× Platinum2,300,000October 11, 2015No. 1Billboard 200
Mama's SongSingle2010Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 56Hot 100
Undo ItSingle2010Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 23Hot 100
Remind Me (with Brad Paisley)Single2011Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 17Hot 100
Blown AwaySingle2012Not documented5× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 20Hot 100
Good GirlSingle2012Not documented3× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 18Hot 100
Two Black CadillacsSingle2012Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 41Hot 100
Blown AwayAlbum2012Arista Nashville, 193× Platinum1,853,200October 9, 2019No. 1Billboard 200
See You AgainSingle2013Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 34Hot 100
The Blown Away Tour: LiveOther2013Arista Nashville, 19Not documentedNot documentedNot documented
The Sound of Music: Music from the NBC Television EventSoundtrack2013Sony MasterworksNot documentedNot documentedNo. 17Billboard 200
Somethin' Bad (with Miranda Lambert)Single2014Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 19Hot 100
Something in the WaterSingle2014Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 24Hot 100
Greatest Hits: Decade #1Compilation2014Arista Nashville, 19Platinum564,300April 18, 2017No. 4Billboard 200
HeartbeatSingle2015Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 42Hot 100
Little Toy GunsSingle2015Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 47Hot 100
Smoke BreakSingle2015Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 43Hot 100
StorytellerAlbum2015Arista Nashville, 19PlatinumNot documentedNo. 2Billboard 200
Church BellsSingle2016Not documented3× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 43Hot 100
Dirty LaundrySingle2016Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 48Hot 100
Cry PrettySingle2018Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 48Hot 100
Love WinsSingle2018Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 83Hot 100
The Champion (featuring Ludacris)Single2018Not documented2× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 47Hot 100
Cry PrettyAlbum2018Capitol NashvillePlatinum534,000March 10, 2020No. 1Billboard 200
Drinking AloneSingle2019Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 74Hot 100
SouthboundSingle2019Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 64Hot 100
Favorite Time of YearOther2020Not documentedNot documentedNot documentedNo. 62Hot 100
Hallelujah (with John Legend)Single2020Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 54Hot 100
Silent NightOther2020Not documentedNot documentedNot documentedNo. 94Hot 100
My GiftAlbum2020Capitol NashvilleGold628,000December 21, 2022No. 5Billboard 200
If I Didn't Love You (with Jason Aldean)Single2021Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 15Hot 100
My SaviorAlbum2021Capitol NashvilleGoldNot documentedNo. 4Billboard 200
Ghost StorySingle2022Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 61Hot 100
Denim & RhinestonesAlbum2022Capitol NashvilleNot documentedNot documentedNo. 10Billboard 200
Out of That TruckSingle2023Not documentedGoldNot applicableNot documented
I'm Gonna Love You (with Cody Johnson)Single2024Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 37Hot 100
Music Up, Windows DownEP2025uDiscover MusicNot documentedNot documentedNot documented

Cover images: Cover Art Archive (MusicBrainz).

Awards

Award wins and nominations of Carrie Underwood
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2006Academy of Country Music AwardsTop New Female VocalistWon
2006CMA AwardsFemale Vocalist of the YearWon
2006CMA AwardsHorizon AwardWon
2007CMA AwardsFemale Vocalist of the YearWon
2007Grammy AwardsBest Female Country Vocal PerformanceJesus, Take The WheelWon
2007Grammy AwardsBest New ArtistWon
2008CMA AwardsFemale Vocalist of the YearWon
2008Grammy AwardsBest Country Collaboration With VocalsShared: Brad Paisley, Carrie UnderwoodOh LoveNominated
2008Grammy AwardsBest Female Country Vocal PerformanceBefore He CheatsWon
2009Academy of Country Music AwardsEntertainer of the YearWon
2009Grammy AwardsBest Female Country Vocal PerformanceLast NameWon
2010Academy of Country Music AwardsEntertainer of the YearWon
2010Grammy AwardsBest Country Collaboration With VocalsShared: Carrie Underwood, Randy TravisI Told You SoWon
2010Grammy AwardsBest Female Country Vocal PerformanceJust A DreamNominated
2011Grammy AwardsBest Female Country Vocal PerformanceTemporary HomeNominated
2012Grammy AwardsBest Country Solo PerformanceMama's SongNominated
2013Grammy AwardsBest Country Solo PerformanceBlown AwayWon
2015Grammy AwardsBest Country Duo/Group PerformanceShared: Miranda Lambert, Carrie UnderwoodSomethin' BadNominated
2015Grammy AwardsBest Country Solo PerformanceSomething In The WaterWon
2016CMA AwardsFemale Vocalist of the YearWon
2016Grammy AwardsBest Country Solo PerformanceLittle Toy GunsNominated
2017Grammy AwardsBest Country Solo PerformanceChurch BellsNominated
2018CMA AwardsFemale Vocalist of the YearWon
2020Academy of Country Music AwardsEntertainer of the YearWon
2022Grammy AwardsBest Country Duo/Group PerformanceShared: Jason Aldean, Carrie UnderwoodIf I Didn't Love YouNominated
2022Grammy AwardsBest Roots Gospel AlbumMy SaviorWon

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