Carrie Underwood tour: Where to buy tickets for Las Vegas shows, dates, schedule, new song

AMA nominee for Favorite Female Country Artist and Favorite Inspirational Artist Carrie Underwood can be seen in Las Vegas in 2021 and 2022 as part of her extended stay at Resorts World.
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It won’t be hard to find American Music Awards nominee Carrie Underwood in late 2021 or early 2022.

Underwood, nominated for Favorite Female Country Artist and Favorite Inspirational Artist at this year’s ceremony, is set to continue her extended stay at The Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas all the way up until early April.

In addition to her AMA nominations, the “American Idol” Season Four champion and seven-time Grammy winner recently performed a rousing rendition of ‘If I Didn’t Love You” at the Country Music Association Awards with Jason Aldean.

If you’re hoping to see the award-winning artist live in Sin City, here’s everything you need to know about how to see Carrie Underwood in person.

Where can I buy Carrie Underwood tickets?

The powerful country vocalist has tickets for all of her shows available on verified ticketing sites StubHub, TicketNetwork, SeatGeek, Ticketmaster and Vivid Seats.

When are Carrie Underwood’s shows?

Carrie Underwood can be seen at The Theater at Resorts World Las Vegas on the following dates:

Dec. 1 | Buy tickets

Dec. 3 | Buy tickets

Dec. 4 | Buy tickets

Dec. 8 | Buy tickets

Dec. 10 | Buy tickets

Dec. 11 | Buy tickets

March 23 | Buy tickets

March 25 | Buy tickets

March 26 | Buy tickets

March 30 | Buy tickets

April 1 | Buy tickets

April 2 | Buy tickets

Did Carrie Underwood release a new song?

She did. The country superstar just dropped “Stretchy Pants,” a catchy, satirical three-minute ode to overeating during the holiday season.

“A portion of the proceeds from streams and downloads of ‘Stretchy Pants’ will be donated to The Store, the Nashville-based organization which was co-founded by Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley and operates as a year-round free grocery store allowing people to shop for their basic needs,” according to the song’s site.

The humorous track is accompanied by an animated video seen here.

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