Still beaming from the two Grammys she took home in mid-Frebruary, American Idol 4 winner Carrie Underwood is scheduled to perform live on the sixth season of the Fox mega-hit this Thursday, March 8 at 8PM ET when the 16 remaining semifinalists are narrowed to 12 finalists.
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The 23-year-old Underwood has won numerous awards since winning American Idol's fourth season in the May 2005. Last April her "Jesus Take the Wheel" video captured two Country Television Music Awards -- one for breakthrough video and another for female video. The following month, Underwood won two Academy of Country Music Awards -- top new female vocalist and single of the year for "Jesus Take the Wheel."
In November, Underwood won both the Horizon Award for new country artists and the top female vocalist award at the Country Music Association Awards. Later that month, she also received the American Music Awards' breakthrough artist of the year award. In December, she took home five 2006 Billboard Music Awards for album of the year, Top 200 female artist of the year, female country artist, new country artist, and country album of the year. She was then named favorite female singer at January's People Choice Awards.
Also in 2006, Underwood received her college degree in mass communications with an emphasis in journalism when she graduated with high honors from Northeastern State University. Underwood was most recently awarded her two Grammys for best new artist as well as best female country vocal performance for "Jesus Take the Wheel."
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