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As Carrie Underwood approaches the final shows of her Las Vegas “REFLECTION” residency, the singer is opening up about the love that went into it and what’s next.
“I feel like there was so much love and work and excitement that was poured into this show that, for me, I feel this will live in my mind, as, like one of the greatest shows we’ve ever put together, if not the greatest show we’ve put together”, Underwood said in an interview for the ABC News special “Vegas Lights & Country Nights: Countdown to the CMA Awards – A Special Edition of 20/20.”Tune in to ABC News’ new special, “Vegas Lights & Country Nights: Countdown to the CMA Awards – A Special Edition of 20/20” on Nov. 19, at 10:01 p.m. EST on ABC. The one-hour special will be hosted by country music star Luke Bryan and will stream the next day on Hulu and Disney+.
Carrie Underwood adds new shows to Las Vegas residency
Underwood’s “REFLECTION: The Las Vegas Residency” kicked off in December 2021 at Resorts World Theatre. She announced in October that she would be taking her final bow in spring 2025 and shared the remaining dates of her residency.
“It’s a really special show”, Underwood said. “I’m gonna miss it.”
The Grammy Award winner described “REFLECTION” as a “greatest hits show” featuring fan-favorite songs like “Something in the Water”, “Jesus, Take the Wheel” and “Before He Cheats.”
Underwood said that what sets the “Before He Cheats” residency performance apart from the previous tour performances is the onstage production, which includes fire and dancers.
“We have done ‘Before He Cheats’ many times over the years, in many different ways, and just being in this static environment where we don’t have to pick up and move everything, it’s like, ‘Well, what is our wish list?’ And it’s like, ‘Let’s light something on fire.
