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A small-town Oklahoma girl walked onto American Idol in 2005 and walked off with one of the greatest voices country music has ever heard. Two decades later, Carrie Underwood is an Opry member, an eight-time GRAMMY winner and a stadium-sized star. Here’s her story from our guide to country music artists.
| Born | March 10, 1983, raised in Checotah, Oklahoma |
| Breakthrough | Winner, American Idol Season 4 (2005) |
| Grand Ole Opry | Member since May 10, 2008 |
| GRAMMYs | Eight wins |
| Signature songs | “Jesus, Take the Wheel”, “Before He Cheats” |
| Record | Highest-certified female country artist in RIAA history, per her official biography |
Underwood grew up in rural Oklahoma, singing in church and at local events. She auditioned for American Idol in 2004 and won Season 4 in May 2005.
Her debut album, Some Hearts (2005), made her a star in her own right. “Jesus, Take the Wheel” topped the country chart and won a GRAMMY, and she won Best New Artist the same night. “Before He Cheats” became one of the defining country crossovers of the 2000s.
In March 2008 Randy Travis surprised her onstage with an invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry. Garth Brooks inducted her on May 10, 2008.
| Album | Year | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Some Hearts | 2005 | The debut and her biggest seller |
| Carnival Ride | 2007 | “Last Name”, “All-American Girl” |
| Play On | 2009 | “Cowboy Casanova” |
| Blown Away | 2012 | Darker, more cinematic |
| Storyteller | 2015 | Story songs front and center |
| Cry Pretty | 2018 | Her first credit as co-producer |
| My Savior | 2021 | Gospel album; won Best Roots Gospel Album |
| Denim & Rhinestones | 2022 | Bright, nostalgic country-pop |
Try The Chicks, fellow powerhouse women of country, and Blake Shelton, her fellow Oklahoman and Opry member.
Checotah, Oklahoma.
Season 4, in 2005.
Eight.
She was inducted on May 10, 2008.
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