Nashville’s most famous stage is turning pink, and Carrie Underwood is leading the way with some very special guests. The country superstar is teaming up with gospel legend Amy Grant for a heartfelt night that blends great music with a powerful cause. Together, they are headlining the Grand Ole Opry’s annual breast cancer awareness show, creating a night filled with purpose, unity, and unforgettable performances.
Carrie began this inspiring tradition in 2009, and now she is back to keep the spirit alive. She is bringing an incredible lineup that includes The Isaacs, Mandy Barnett, Riders in the Sky, and Sophia Scott. The Opry House will glow in pink as Amy Grant flips the ceremonial switch to kick off the event. Every ticket helps support life-saving cancer research, turning music into a message of love and hope for those who need it most.
Carrie Underwood at Opry Goes Pink
Fans are counting down the days to see this incredible group perform together. Social media is filled with excitement for both Carrie and Amy. Many people are sharing their own stories of survival and strength, saying how much this event means to them. The night promises not just beautiful music but also a reminder of how songs can bring people together for something truly meaningful.
Carrie’s heart for teamwork and inspiration shines far beyond this event. She recently shared the Opry stage with rising Christian artist Ben Fuller for a moving duet of If It Was Up To Me. The performance was part of the Opry’s 100 year celebration and became one of the evening’s highlights. Their voices blended perfectly filling the room with emotion and faith showing how Carrie loves to uplift others and share messages that touch people deeply.
Ben Fuller featuring Carrie Underwood – “If It Was Up To Me” | Live on the Grand Ole Opry
From lighting the Opry pink with Amy Grant to joining Ben Fuller in song Carrie Underwood continues to show the power of unity through music. She uses her stage to spotlight both important causes and talented voices. Each collaboration becomes a reminder that when artists come together they can make something far greater than any solo moment could ever be.
You can be part of this inspiring journey. Follow Carrie Underwood and the Grand Ole Opry online to see their performances, collaborations and charitable efforts. Discover new artists, share in the music and celebrate the kindness behind it all. These moments prove that music does not just entertain; it also heals, unites and gives hope.
The Grand Ole Opry – Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood – Covid Era – 09.05.2020
