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American country artist Carrie Marie Underwood (born March 10, 1983) is a singer, songwriter, and actress. She gained popularity as the champion of the fourth season of American Idol in 2005 and has since established herself as a leading figure across various music styles. Her accomplishments led to her induction into the Grand Ole Opry in 2008 and the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in 2009. Underwood's accolades include multiple awards such as seven Grammy Awards, seventeen Billboard Music Awards, twelve Academy of Country Music Awards, and nine American Music Awards.

Her first album, Some Hearts, launched in 2005. Fueled by the widespread success of tracks like "Jesus, Take the Wheel" and "Before He Cheats," it became known for being the quickest selling debut country album according to Nielsen SoundScan data and holds records for both best-selling solo female debut album in country music history and top-selling country album over the past decade. The project earned her three Grammy Awards including Best New Artist. Her subsequent release in 2007, Carnival Ride, saw one of the largest opening weeks ever recorded by a female artist and won two Grammy Awards for its impact. In 2009, Play On followed with commercial achievements highlighted by the single "Cowboy Casanova." Underwood's fourth studio effort Blown Away (2012) secured her another Grammy Award while also ranking as that year's second highest-selling album among female artists. A compilation album released in 2014 achieved significant chart performance along with earning a Grammy Award. With her fifth studio release Storyteller (2015), she became unique among country musicians with all five initial albums reaching either number one or two on Billboard’s rankings; overall sales exceed 65 million records globally.

Underwood has been acknowledged by Rolling Stone as an influential vocalist within her generation across all genres; Time recognized her among their list of most influential individuals worldwide while Billboard named her Country Music's reigning Queen. She stands out as the only solo female country performer from the 2000s to achieve a number-one position on Billboard Hot 100 charts while being both first-ever to debut at that spot on Hot 100 alongside holding fifteen number-one singles—making her holder of most hits atop Billboard Country Airplay chart history by any woman. Additionally noted are rankings where she is classified as Top Country Artist all-time within RIAA’s Digital Singles metrics along with being recognized as greatest financial achiever emerging from American Idol franchise history.