Carrie Underwood couldn't be more excited as she finally kicks off a new album era with the release of Denim and Rhinestones.
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With the record having been released on 10 June, the singer is already garnering praise for her return to her country roots and is on a promotional cycle to ramp things up.
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She made her first late night appearance of the era on the latest installment of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform the single Pink Champagne.
Carrie performed in front of a set bathed in pink to reflect the song's title, opting for an all-black ensemble to go with it in a departure from her usually more colorful ensembles.
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She wore a black shirt with fringed detailing along the sheer sleeves, paired with matching denim cut-off shorts with crystalized detailing that showed off her ultra-toned legs.
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The ensemble was not only studded with rhinestones, but also featured its own touch of pink in the floral sequined pattern along her top, topping things off with her signature rhinestone microphone.
Fans reacted excitedly to the performance, with one reacting with: "Wow Wow Wow! Gorgeous and talented woman! And those legs!! Wha??!!!"
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Another said: "I guess you're never too old to bejewel your microphone," and a third commented: "She has great fashion sense." Some even looked at her mic and compared her to Jennifer Lopez.
The Denim and Rhinestones LP is her first since March 2021, since her last Grammy-winning gospel record My Savior and her previous Christmas album, My Gift before it.
The singer is kicking off her Denim and Rhinestones promotional cycle
She is also set to embark on a 43-date US arena tour this fall in support of the album. The new tour will kick off in October, making stops in New York's Madison Square Garden, Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, as well as LA's Crypto.com Arena before concluding in March 2023.
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