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CARRIE UNDERWOOD’S “PLAY ON TOUR” RE-LAUNCHES WITH FALL LEG SEPTEMBER 25

UNDERWOOD TO HEADLINE 47 SHOWS ACROSS THE U.S. AND CANADA
INCLUDING THE PRESTIGOUS HOLLYWOOD BOWL


Nashville –September 22, 2010 – Multiple CMA Award nominee and show co-host Carrie Underwood will kick off the fall leg of her highly acclaimed headline arena tour, the “Play On Tour,” hydrated by vitamin water® and sponsored by Olay, this Saturday, September 25 in Portland, Oregon at the Rose Garden Arena.  The tour will play 47 cities before wrapping December 19 in Calgary, Alberta.  By the close of this leg, Underwood will have performed over 100 shows throughout the U.S.and Canada on the “Play On Tour” in 2010.  Special guests this fall are Billy Currington and Sons of Sylvia.

Underwood will donate 36 cents of every ticket sold to Save the Children’s United States Programs.  This initiative was inspired by the “36 cents” written in the lyrics of her album track “Change,” which addresses how even the smallest bit of spare change that one might have can add up to make a difference and help “change” the world.  

The three-month spring leg of the “Play On Tour” was performed in front of nearly 400,000 fans and nearly sold out all 54 shows throughout North America, bringing along special guests Craig Morgan and Sons of Sylvia.  

Underwood is a five-time Grammy Award winner, a member of the Grand Ole Opry, two-time reigning Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year, and three-time CMA and ACM Female Vocalist winner.  Carrie Underwood has amassed more than 12 million in album sales since her debut CD in 2005 and has placed 13 #1 singles on the charts.

Please go to www.carrieunderwood.fm for up-to-date tour information.

Fall “Play On Tour” dates:
September 25               Portland, OR                Rose Garden
September 27               San Jose, CA               HP Pavilion at San Jose
September 28               Stockton, CA               Stockton Arena
September 29               Bakersfield, CA            Rabobank Arena
October 1                    San Diego, CA             San Diego Sports Arena
October 2                    Los Angeles, CA          Hollywood Bowl
October 3                    Glendale, AZ                jobing.com Arena
October 6                    Houston, TX                Toyota Center 
October 7                    San Antonio, TX          AT&T Center 
October 9                    Dallas, TX                    American Airlines Center   
October 10                  Tulsa, OK                    BOK Center 
October 12                  N. Little Rock, AR       Verizon Arena
October 13                  Nashville, TN               Bridgestone Arena
October 15                  Moline, IL                    i Wireless Center 
October 16                  Kansas City, MO         Sprint Center 
October 17                  Omaha, NE                  Qwest Center 
October 19                  Wichita, KS                 INTRUST Bank Arena
October 20                  Oklahoma City, OK     Ford Center 
October 22                  Memphis, TN               FedExForum
October 23                  Mobile, AL                  Mobile Civic Center 
October 25                  Tampa, FL                   St. Pete Times Forum
October 26                  Jacksonville, FL            Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
October 27                  Duluth, GA                   Arena at Gwinnett Center 
October 29                  Greensboro, NC          Greensboro Coliseum
October 30                  Charlotte, NC              Time Warner Cable Arena
November 1                 Cleveland, OH             Wolstein Center 
November 3                 Toronto, ON                Air Canada Centre
November 5                 Long Island, NY           Nassau Coliseum
November 6                 Manchester, NH           Verizon Wireless Arena
November 12               Roanoke, VA               Roanoke Civic Center 
November 13               University Park, PA      Bryce Jordan Center 
November 15               Newark, NJ                 Prudential Center 
November 16               Baltimore, MD             1st Mariner Arena
November 29               Auburn Hills, MI           The Palace of Auburn Hills
December 1                 St. Louis, MO              Chaifetz Arena  
December 2                 Evansville, IN               Roberts Stadium
December 4                 Des Moines, IA            Wells Fargo Arena
December 5                 Sioux Falls, SD             Sioux Falls Arena
December 7                 Rapid City, SD             Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Ice Arena
December 8                 Casper, WY                 Casper Events Center 
December 10*             Bismarck, ND              Bismarck Civic Center
December 12               Bozeman, MT              Brick Breedan Fieldhouse
December 14               Yakima, WA                Yakima Valley SunDome
December 15*             Penticton, BC               South Okanagan Events Centre
December 16               Vancouver, BC            Rogers Arena
December 18               Edmonton, AB             Rexall Place
December 19               Calgary, AB                 Pengrowth Saddledome
*no Billy Currington

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