Carrie Underwood Unveils Rhinestone Mic Stand for Grand Ole Opry Centennial

Carrie Underwood celebrated the 20th anniversary of her debut album "Some Hearts" and the Grand Ole Opry's 100th anniversary with special performances and a custom rhinestone microphone stand unveiling at the Grand Ole Opry. The new mic stand, commissioned exclusively for the Opry's centennial, features sparkling rhinestones and will be used throughout the year during special performances. Underwood performed hits from her debut album and joined worship artist Ben Fuller for a moving duet, which deeply resonated with fans. The rhinestone mic stand was showcased during her sold-out shows and will be displayed at the Opry booth during CMA Fest in downtown Nashville for fans to experience up close. Underwood, an eight-time Grammy winner and 17-year Opry member, reflected on her career beginnings and her recent role as an American Idol judge. Fans praised her enduring talent and heartfelt performances, highlighting her as a significant figure in country music and worship genres.