Catch tonight’s inaugural American Country Awards, airing at 7 PM CT on FOX. Carrie is up for 6 awards!
Touring Headline Package of the Year
Music Video: Female
Single of the Year: Female
Album of the Year
Artist of the Year: Female
Artist of the Year
Tune in tonight to see Carrie get honored on CMT “Artists Of The Year” celebration!
Congratulations to Carrie on her nomination for Best Female Country Vocal Performance for “Temporary Home.”
While the turkey is in the oven, look for Carrie to perform this morning on THE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE ON CBS, live from New York City, Thursday, Nov. 25 on the CBS Television Network.
It will be broadcast 9:00 AM-Noon, live ET; 8:00-11AM, live CT; 7:00-10:00 AM, live MT; 9:00-Noon, delayed PT.
CARRIE IS THE ONLY ARTIST IN AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS HISTORY TO EARN COUNTRY ALBUM HONORS ON FIRST THREE ALBUMS!
Sunday night Carrie Underwood’s current album Play On received the “Favorite Country Album” award at the American Music Awards. This honor tallies six total career AMA’s for Underwood, noting that each of her three albums- Some Hearts in 2007, Carnival Ride in 2008 and now Play On have now taken home this award, making her the only artist in AMA history to have their first three albums all recognized as “Favorite Country Album.”
Underwood’s American Music Award wins also include 2007 “Favorite Female Artist- Country,” 2007 “Artist of the Year” and 2006 “Favorite New Breakthrough Artist.”
Underwood’s “Play On Tour” will take a break this weekend for the Thanksgiving holiday and will return on November 29 in Auburn Hills, Michigan, with thirteen additional shows before the tour wraps on December 19 in Calgary, Alberta.
ONLY ARTIST IN AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS HISTORY TO EARN COUNTRY ALBUM HONORS ON FIRST THREE ALBUMS
Last night Carrie Underwood’s current album Play On received the “Favorite Country Album” award at the American Music Awards. This honor tallies six total career AMA’s for Underwood, noting that each of her three albums- Some Hearts in 2007, Carnival Ride in 2008 and now Play On have now taken home this award, making her the only artist in AMA history to have their first three albums all recognized as “Favorite Country Album.”
Underwood’s American Music Award wins also include 2007 “Favorite Female Artist- Country,” 2007 “Artist of the Year” and 2006 “Favorite New Breakthrough Artist.”
Underwood’s “Play On Tour” will take a break this weekend for the Thanksgiving holiday and will return on November 29 in Auburn Hills, Michigan, with thirteen additional shows before the tour wraps on December 19 in Calgary, Alberta.
Congratulations to Carrie for taking home the AMA “Favorite Album Of The Year” for PLAY ON!
Watch the full video below:
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“THE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE ON CBS” TO BE ANCHORED LIVE BY “THE EARLY SHOW’S” MAGGIE RODRIGUEZ AND DAVE PRICE FROM NEW YORK’S TIMES SQUARE, THURSDAY, NOV. 25 ON THE CBS TELEVISION NETWORK
The Special Celebrates Its 50th Year with Performances by Award-Winning Country Music Star Carrie Underwood
Additional Performances to Include Broadway Casts of “Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles” and the Tony Award-Winning “Billy Elliot”
Maggie Rodriguez and Dave Price from CBS News’ “The Early Show” will anchor THE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE ON CBS, live from New York City, Thursday, Nov. 25 on the CBS Television Network. It will be broadcast 9:00 AM-Noon, live ET; 8:00-11AM, live CT; 7:00-10:00 AM, live MT; 9:00-Noon, delayed PT.
The special, a CBS Thanksgiving tradition celebrating its 50th year, will feature the 84th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade live from New York City, as well as performances by country music star Carrie Underwood. Underwood is a five-time Grammy Award winner, two-time reigning Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year, three-time ACM and CMA Female Vocalist winner and a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Since her debut CD in 2005, Underwood has amassed more than 13 million in album sales and has placed 13 #1 singles on the charts.
Additional performances during the Parade will include the Broadway casts of “Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles” and the Tony Award-winning musical “Billy Elliot.”
Rodriguez and Price will anchor from a site along the parade route in Times Square. The beloved parade is famous for its gigantic balloons of cartoon character favorites, fantastic floats and lively marching bands from across the country.