Carrie Underwood announces she will be playing her first-ever concert in Hawaii at the Blaisdell Arena in July
Carrie Underwood revealed that she would be playing her first-ever concert in Hawaii by sharing a post on her social media accounts on Tuesday.
The 41-year-old performer is scheduled to play a show at the Blaisdell Arena in the state capital of Honolulu, located on the island of O'ahu, on Friday, July 19.
The former American Idol winner - who recently paid tribute to Toby Keith - will not be accompanied by any opening acts during her performance.
An online-only presale for Hawaii residents will kick off this Saturday, while residents on the U.S. mainland will be able to buy tickets on March 23.
Although Underwood has never played a show in the Aloha State, she filmed scenes for the 2011 film Soul Surfer in Hawaii.
Carrie Underwood revealed that she would be playing her first-ever concert in Hawai'i by sharing a post on her various social media accounts on Tuesday
The hitmaker is currently in the middle of her Las Vegas residency, entitled Reflection.
The performer kicked off her ongoing run of shows at the Resorts World Theatre in December of 2021.
Although the residency was originally planned as a temporary affair, it was ultimately extended into 2022.
Underwood's run of shows was paused in October of that year, when she embarked on her Denim & Rhinestones Tour.
The tour was undertaken in support of her studio album of the same name, which debuted in 2022.
The hitmaker's tour kicked off in Greenville, South Carolina, and she went on to conclude her run of shows the following March with a performance in Seattle.
Underwood subsequently returned to Las Vegas and played several dates as part of her residency from June to December.
The Grammy Award-winning artist is currently scheduled to continue with her residency until October.
The 41-year-old performer is scheduled to play a show at the Blaisdell Arena in the state capital of Honolulu, located on the island of O'ahu, on Friday, July 19; seen earlier this month
The former American Idol winner - who recently paid tribute to Toby Keith - will not be accompanied by any opening acts during her performance; seen earlier this month
The hitmaker is currently in the middle of her Las Vegas residency, entitled Reflection; she is seen earlier this month
The performer spoke about her residency during an interview with People and told the media outlet that she utilized her rotating clothing options as a way of keeping her fans on their toes.
'Even though the show has remained pretty much the same in terms of the songs we perform, one of the things we do change up from time to time is the wardrobe, which keeps it fresh and fun,' she said.
Underwood went on to state that her creative team was constantly working on her clothing for the shows.
'A lot of the looks are created just by adding or taking away pieces, not necessarily full costume changes each time,' she said.
