Underwood performed her duet with Jason Aldean, “If I Didn’t Love You,” though Aldean only appeared on a pre-recorded video.
Underwood didn’t let the situation set her back, though, proving how poised of a singer she is. During “Church Bells,” her microphone momentarily cut out, and she picked up a second before the first one started working again. She later switched to a white top and white shorts with silver metallic frills paired with stylish pink cowboy boots. She also performed “Ghost Story” from the album. She performed the title track from the album, which lets her show off her vocal range and still has a fun danceable beat to it. Underwood is gearing up for the release of "Denim & Rhinestones," her newest album, on June 10. She sang hit after hit on the Mane Stage, including “Cowboy Casanova,” “Good Girl” and “Wasted,” and they all got people dancing and singing along. 'A rave, but crazier': Here's how Diplo plans to close out Stagecoach Festival 2022Ĭarrie Underwood strutted the stage in beaded denim and cutoff shorts.
They later sang another one of the rock band’s hits, “Paradise City.” The two legends danced all over the stage and got the crowd even more excited. The Saturday night performance quickly turned into Underwood's self-professed “greatest night of my life” when Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose came out to sing “Sweet Child O’ Mine” with the headliner. She later paid tribute to loved ones lost by people in the crowd by singing “See You Again.” A sea of cellphone flashlights lit up the Empire Polo Club fields. “It took us two years to get right here, and if there’s one thing I learned during that time, it’s that we know not what tomorrow holds,” Underwood said. She previously headlined Stagecoach in 2016. It was clear that Underwood was glad to be back at Stagecoach, which she was initially going to headline back in 2020, but the festival was canceled by COVID-19. It took two years, but Carrie Underwood made it to headline Stagecoach after pandemic cancellations.