Carrie Underwood Fans Applaud 'Incredible' NBC Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting Performance

Carrie Underwood helped spread the holiday cheer as she took the stage for NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center event Wednesday night. Hosted by Today show co-anchors Hoda Kotb, Savannah Guthrie, Craig Melvin, and Al Roker, the annual tree lighting event featured a performances from the iconic Radio City Rockettes, Pentatonix, and Underwood's fellow country crooners Brad Paisley and Mickey Guyton, but it was Underwood's impressive vocals that stole the show.

Wearing a red dress with a full skirt, the perfect holiday-inspired look, Underwood's pre-recorded performance from Nashville, Tennessee began with a stunning performance of "Let There Be Peace," her original song from her 2020 Christmas album My Gift. She followed it up with a performance of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." As she sang, she stood in front of a backdrop complete with a crackling fireplace and lighted Christmas trees.

As Underwood's pre-recorded performance aired and snippets made their way to social media, many NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center viewers couldn't help but react. On social media, people dubbed the performance "amazing" and "incredible," with one person even stating that Underwood's "beautiful" singing brought them to tears.