Carrie Underwood’s “American Idol” raising thrust her into the spotlight as a stage performer first and country music megastar second. The “Temporary Home” vocalist has made headlines lately for her high-profile marriage to hockey star Mike Fisher, but she’s also on the radar for announcing possible changes to a forthcoming tour.

Currently selling out arenas across the nation on her Play On Tour, Underwood is one of the most popular performers on the entire country music scene. Her live shows are heralded across the globe, and Carrie Underwood tickets sell out in just minutes to many of her blowout performances.

Carrie Underwood is undoubtedly an entertainer at heart, unleashing her own personality to thousands of screaming country music fans who show up to her shows night to night, and Underwood recently unveiled goals for a future in the biz – including a possible acoustic tour.

Speaking to The Boot about her plans for the near future, Underwood said, “After the whole [ACM] Entertainer of the Year win, I felt like it was time to kind of have more ‘wow’ moments in the show. And I might follow that up next year with an acoustic tour. That would be just about my favorite thing. There’s so many moments in the show right now that I absolutely love, [and] I’ve never done before. They’re so exciting because they’re so new for me, but my love is singing, and I could stand in front of a microphone and just do that all day long and be so happy with that.”

Singing in front of a microphone is, after all, what garnered Carrie Underwood fame in the first place. The native Oklahoman was discovered on the fourth season of the televised singing competition “American Idol,” where she won top honors and became the first country singer to successfully spawn a career from the TV program. She quit school just a few credits short of graduating from Northeastern State College to audition for “Idol” in 2005, and her all-American girl reputation quickly made her a fan favorite on the show.

After taking home the crown for “American Idol,” Underwood blossomed as a bona fide country music singer, fitting right in with the contemporary country movement in Nashville. Underwood’s 2006 debut album Some Hearts went platinum seven times, yielding the smash singles “Wasted,” “Jesus, Take the Wheel” and “Before He Cheats.”

Following her breakout success with Some Hearts, Carrie Underwood easily became untouchable on the country music scene. Smash singles like “So Small” and “All-American Girl” were chart-topping hits, and her most recent album to date, titled Play On, dropped in 2009 to overwhelming success.

Currently going strong with her headlining Play On Tour, Carrie Underwood continues winning over audiences with her powerhouse vocals and charming style. The Cialis Oklahoma dreamgirl is a consistent attraction on the touring scene no matter her theme on tour, and her sparkly attire and booming vocals are enough in themselves to attract sell-out crowds to concerts – acoustic or not.

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