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Well, commit it to your calendars, folks. The State of Hawaii and the City of Honolulu have officially proclaimed July 18 “Carrie Underwood Day.”
Just ahead of her two-night sold-out stint at Honolulu’s Blaisdell Arena on July 19 and 20, Underwood was honored with the special day by the city's mayor, the Honorable Rick Blangiardi, as well as the state's Governor Josh Green.
A ceremony was held and the beloved artist was presented with proclamations recognizing her "incredible career achievements, significant cultural and societal contributions, and her first-ever performances in Hawaii." She is the first country star to receive such as honor from the state.
The back-to-back showcases at Blaisdell Arena marked the star's first-ever performance on the islands, making Hawaii the 50th U.S. state she has performed in. For the special set of shows, she pulled out career-spanning hits like 'Jesus, Take The Wheel', 'Before He Cheats' and 'Blown Away, as well as tracks from her latest record, Denim & Rhinestones.
There's no doubt Underwood was born to put on a show, her long-running Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency just some proof that the star and the spotlight were a match made in heaven.
The artist has spent much of the summer taking stages across the country and topping bills at fests like Chicago's Windy City Smokeout 2024, but she will soon return to Vegas for another fall full of unforgettable Carrie moments.
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