Country Singer Cancels 2026 Tour After Record-Breaking Success
Country singer Carrie Underwood has confirmed that she will not embark on a full tour in 2026. This announcement came during a recent appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” as she promoted the upcoming season of “American Idol” alongside fellow judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.
Carrie Underwood’s 2026 Tour Plans
When host Jimmy Kimmel inquired about her touring plans, Underwood firmly stated, “No tour? Nah. I’ll go see them.” This decision reflects her current focus on family life in Nashville, prioritizing time with her children.
Recent Performances and Career Highlights
Underwood’s choice to step back follows an active period in her career. She recently wrapped up her three-year “Reflection” Las Vegas residency in April 2025. This series of performances took place at the Resorts World Theatre, marking a significant chapter in her live career.
Her last major tour, the “Denim & Rhinestones Tour,” concluded in early 2023. Notably, it has been a while since Underwood released a new studio album, with her last being in 2022.
Record-Breaking Success
- Carrie Underwood has achieved record-breaking status in the country music industry.
- She was named the highest-selling female country artist of all time.
- Her career sales reportedly exceed 95 million records.
Upcoming Appearances
Despite not touring, fans can catch Underwood on television. She will be a judge in the 24th season of “American Idol,” which premieres on January 26 on ABC.
As she transitions away from touring, Underwood continues to solidify her legacy in the country music scene while balancing family responsibilities. Her fans eagerly await her next moves, both on and off the stage.
