Kelly Clarkson

Season 1 · Winner

Where are they now

Kelly Clarkson returned as a coach for season 30 of NBC's The Voice, which NBC scheduled to premiere on September 21, 2026. In July 2026 she released the single "I'd Be Lyin'", reported as the lead single of a planned 11th studio album, and her Studio Sessions residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas ran until August 15, 2026. Her daytime talk show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, ends with its seventh season in fall 2026.

Key figures

Known for

  1. Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)Single · 2012; RIAA certification: 7× Platinum
  2. BreakawayAlbum · 2004; RIAA certification: 6× Platinum
  3. ThankfulAlbum · 2003; RIAA certification: 2× Platinum
  4. StrongerAlbum · 2011; RIAA certification: Platinum
  5. Wrapped in RedAlbum · 2013; RIAA certification: Platinum
  6. My DecemberAlbum · 2007; RIAA certification: Platinum
  7. Since U Been GoneSingle · 2004; RIAA certification: Platinum
  8. Because of YouSingle · 2005; RIAA certification: Platinum

Interest over time

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

February 2016: Piece by Piece on IdolNovember 2017: AMAs duet with PinkMarch 2018: Coach on The VoiceAugust 2025: Former husband died
Monthly Wikipedia views, July 2015 – September 2026. The most views were in August 2025: 682,623. Peak in February 2016, 539,991 views: Sang "Piece by Piece", her song about her father, on the final season of American Idol on February 25, 2016; the performance went viral, and the song then reached number eight on the Hot 100. Peak in November 2017, 463,490 views: Opened the 2017 American Music Awards with Pink on November 19, singing R.E.M.'s "Everybody Hurts" in tribute to the victims of that year's shootings and natural disasters. Peak in March 2018, 440,124 views: Debuted as a coach on the fourteenth season of NBC's The Voice, which premiered on February 26, 2018. Peak in August 2025, 682,623 views: Former husband Brandon Blackstock died of melanoma on August 7, 2025, at age 48.

Career

  1. 2002

    American Idol, season 1

    Winner

    June 11 – September 4, 2002

  2. 2002

    Chart

    Her debut double A-side single "Before Your Love"/"A Moment Like This" reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and was the best-selling U.S. single of 2002.

  3. 2002

    Record deal

    Signed a recording contract with RCA Records, 19 Recordings and S Records right after winning season 1.

  4. 2003

    Release · April 15, 2003

    Released her debut album Thankful, which entered the Billboard 200 at number one.

  5. 2003

    Acting · June 2003

    Made her film debut with Justin Guarini in the musical comedy From Justin to Kelly.

  6. 2004

    Release · November 30, 2004

    Released Breakaway, her most commercially successful album and the third-best-selling album of 2005 in the U.S.

  7. 2012

    Chart

    "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" became her third number-one single on the Billboard Hot 100.

  8. 2015

    Release · February 2015

    Released Piece by Piece, her last studio album under her RCA Records contract.

  9. 2016

    Record deal

    Signed a long-term recording contract with Atlantic Records.

  10. 2016

    Book · October 4, 2016

    Published her first children's book, River Rose and the Magical Lullaby, under a book deal with HarperCollins.

  11. 2018

    Television · February 26, 2018 – May 22, 2018

    Became a coach on NBC's The Voice in season 14 and won that season with Brynn Cartelli.

  12. 2019

    Television · September 9, 2019

    Began hosting the daytime talk show The Kelly Clarkson Show; in February 2026 it was announced that the show ends with its seventh season in fall 2026.

  13. 2025

    Business · January 22, 2025

    Announced on her talk show that she had started her own record label, High Road Records; her single "Where Have You Been" came out on it on May 2, 2025.

  14. 2025

    Tour · July 11, 2025 – August 15, 2026

    Performed the 24-show residency Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

  15. 2025

    Business · July 24, 2025

    HarbourView Equity Partners announced that she had sold a portion of her music catalog to the company; the terms were not disclosed.

  16. 2026

    Release · July 17, 2026

    Released the single "I'd Be Lyin'", reported as the expected lead single of her 11th studio album.

  17. 2026

    Television · September 2026

    Returned as a coach on NBC's The Voice for season 30, which began airing in September 2026.

Discography

Releases of Kelly Clarkson
TitleTypeYearLabelRIAA certificationU.S. salesBillboard peak
Before Your Love / A Moment Like ThisSingle2002Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 1Hot 100
LowSingle2003Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 58Hot 100
Miss IndependentSingle2003Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 9Hot 100
ThankfulAlbum2003RCA, 19, S2× Platinum2,800,000September 10, 2017No. 1Billboard 200
BreakawaySingle2004Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 6Hot 100
Since U Been GoneSingle2004Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 2Hot 100
BreakawayAlbum2004RCA, 19, S6× Platinum6,355,000September 10, 2017No. 3Billboard 200
Because of YouSingle2005Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 7Hot 100
Behind These Hazel EyesSingle2005Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 6Hot 100
Rolling Stone OriginalEP2005RCA, 19Not documentedNot documentedNot documented
Walk AwaySingle2006Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 12Hot 100
Because of You (with Reba McEntire)Single2007Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 50Hot 100
Never AgainSingle2007Not documentedGoldNot applicableNo. 8Hot 100
Up to the MountainOther2007Not documentedNot documentedNot documentedNo. 56Hot 100
My DecemberAlbum2007RCA, 19Platinum858,000September 10, 2017No. 2Billboard 200
Nissan Live Sets at Yahoo! MusicEP2007RCA, 19Not documentedNot documentedNot documented
Already GoneSingle2009Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 13Hot 100
I Do Not Hook UpSingle2009Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 20Hot 100
My Life Would Suck Without YouSingle2009Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 1Hot 100
All I Ever WantedAlbum2009RCA, 19Not documented1,004,000September 10, 2017No. 1Billboard 200
All I Ever WantedSingle2010Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 96Hot 100
Don't You Wanna Stay (with Jason Aldean)Single2010Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 31Hot 100
I'll Be Home for ChristmasSingle2011Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 93Hot 100
Mr. Know It AllSingle2011Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 10Hot 100
StrongerAlbum2011RCA, 19Platinum1,129,000September 10, 2017No. 2Billboard 200
The Smoakstack SessionsEP2011RCA, 19Not documentedNot documentedNot documented
iTunes SessionEP2011RCA, 19Not documentedNot documentedNo. 85Billboard 200
Catch My BreathSingle2012Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 19Hot 100
Dark SideSingle2012Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 42Hot 100
Don't RushSingle2012Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 87Hot 100
Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)Single2012Not documented7× PlatinumNot applicableNo. 1Hot 100
Greatest Hits – Chapter OneCompilation2012RCA, 19Gold728,000September 10, 2017No. 11Billboard 200
The Smoakstack Sessions Vol. 2EP2012RCA, 19Not documentedNot documentedNot documented
People Like UsSingle2013Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 65Hot 100
Underneath the TreeSingle2013Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 7Hot 100
Wrapped in RedAlbum2013RCAPlatinum942,000September 10, 2017No. 3Billboard 200
Heartbeat SongSingle2015Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 21Hot 100
Piece by PieceSingle2015Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 8Hot 100
Piece by PieceAlbum2015RCA, 19Gold284,000September 10, 2017No. 1Billboard 200
Piece by Piece RemixedOther2016RCA, 19Not documentedNot documentedNot documented
Kelly Clarkson LiveEP2016AtlanticNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
Love So SoftSingle2017Not documentedPlatinumNot applicableNo. 47Hot 100
Meaning of LifeAlbum2017AtlanticGoldNot documentedNo. 2Billboard 200
Broken & BeautifulSingle2019Not documentedGoldNot applicableNot documented
I Dare YouSingle2020Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 86Hot 100
Under the Mistletoe (with Brett Eldredge)Single2020Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 59Hot 100
Christmas Isn't Canceled (Just You)Single2021Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 79Hot 100
When Christmas Comes Around...Album2021AtlanticNot documentedNot documentedNo. 22Billboard 200
Santa, Can't You Hear Me (with Ariana Grande)Single2022Not documentedNot documentedNot applicableNo. 31Hot 100
KellyokeEP2022AtlanticNot documentedNot documentedNot documented
ChemistryAlbum2023AtlanticNot documentedNot documentedNo. 6Billboard 200
ChristmastryEP2023AtlanticNot documentedNot documentedNot documented

Cover images: Cover Art Archive (MusicBrainz).

Awards

Award wins and nominations of Kelly Clarkson
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2004Grammy AwardsBest Female Pop Vocal PerformanceMiss IndependentNominated
2005American Music AwardsArtist of the YearWon
2005American Music AwardsFavorite Adult Contemporary ArtistWon
2006American Music AwardsFavorite Adult Contemporary ArtistWon
2006American Music AwardsFavorite Pop/Rock Female ArtistWon
2006Grammy AwardsBest Female Pop Vocal PerformanceSince U Been GoneWon
2006Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal AlbumBreakawayWon
2008Grammy AwardsBest Country Collaboration With VocalsShared: Reba McEntire, Kelly ClarksonBecause Of YouNominated
2010Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal AlbumAll I Ever WantedNominated
2011CMA AwardsMusical Event of the YearShared: Jason Aldean, Kelly ClarksonDon't You Wanna StayWon
2012Academy of Country Music AwardsSingle Record of the YearShared: Jason Aldean, Kelly ClarksonDon't You Wanna StayWon
2012Academy of Country Music AwardsVocal Event of the YearShared: Jason Aldean, Kelly ClarksonDon't You Wanna StayWon
2012Grammy AwardsBest Country Duo/Group PerformanceShared: Jason Aldean, Kelly ClarksonDon't You Wanna StayNominated
2013Grammy AwardsBest Pop Solo PerformanceStronger (What Doesn't Kill You)Nominated
2013Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal AlbumStrongerWon
2013Grammy AwardsRecord Of The YearStronger (What Doesn't Kill You)Nominated
2014Grammy AwardsBest Country Duo/Group PerformanceShared: Kelly Clarkson, Vince GillDon't RushNominated
2016Grammy AwardsBest Pop Solo PerformanceHeartbeat SongNominated
2016Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal AlbumPiece By PieceNominated
2017Grammy AwardsBest Pop Solo PerformancePiece By Piece (Idol Version)Nominated
2018Grammy AwardsBest Pop Solo PerformanceLove So SoftNominated
2019Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal AlbumMeaning Of LifeNominated
2020Emmy AwardsOutstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host (Daytime Emmy Awards)Won
2021Emmy AwardsOutstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host (Daytime Emmy Awards)Won
2022Emmy AwardsOutstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host (Daytime Emmy Awards)Won
2023Emmy AwardsOutstanding Daytime Talk Series Host (Daytime Emmy Awards)Won
2023Grammy AwardsBest Traditional Pop Vocal AlbumWhen Christmas Comes Around...Nominated
2024Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal AlbumChemistryNominated

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