Carrie Underwood wowed fans on Saturday when she performed in a glamorous gold gown for a special performance at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry.
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The superstar rocked her iconic ball gown look for the appearance in honor of Barbara Mandell. Carrie's dress featured a one-shoulder neckline with a natural waist and pleated skirt.
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She wore her blonde hair in loose waves down over her shoulders, and kept her make-up natural with a bronzed look.
"She looked beautiful and all of the artists did a great job!" one fan shared as another praised Carrie's performance, writing: "Loved Carrie singing Barbara’s songs. She's amazing and can sing anything. So cool to see a future legend honoring a legend!"
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Barbara is one of the original country stars, and her now-famous song I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool was sung by Carrie during the evening's celebrations.
The performances are available to watch on the Opry's Facebook page, and it comes a week after Carrie also appeared during the Opry's special event, Opry Loves the 90s.
Carrie wowed fans with her glam look. Credit: Chris Hollo
Carrie sang Blame It On Your Heart, the 1993 hit for Patty Loveless, and she teased details of the night by sharing an incredible throwback video of her singing the track in 1993.
With permed hair and wearing a black and white patchwork shirt with zig zag detailing, the young Carrie paired the look with tapered black pants, a classic for the time.
She sang Barbara's hit I Was Country Before Country Was Cool. Credit: Eric Ahlgrim
The video then cut to 2022, with Carrie singing the song on stage as part of the night's performances.
The likes of Jimmie Allen, Kelsea Ballerini, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson and Chris Young all also appeared; Kelsea sang the 1999 Chicks hit Cowboy Take Me Away, while Keith performed Sold (Grundy County Auction) by John Michael Montgomery from 1995.