Carrie Underwood is gearing up to perform at President-elect Donald Trump's swearing-in ceremony. Throughout her 20-year career, the "All-American Girl" crooner has mostly avoided voicing her political opinions. But the former "American Idol" winner expressed her love for the United States when she agreed to perform at the momentous occasion.

Carrie Underwood handled a musical mishap at the inauguration of President Trump like a pro, improvising and singing a cappella after the soundtrack didn't play.

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Country singer Carrie Underwood is set to perform for Donald Trump at his second inauguration despite previously keeping her political views away from the public eye

CARRIE Underwood suffered major technical difficulties as she performed for President Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington, D.C. on Monday, January 20. Carrie, 41, sang America the

Trump has enlisted the help of celebrity acts for the ceremony—and there will also be some famous faces in the audience.

In a gray dress with diamond jewelry, Underwood confidently worked through the song. She stood just in front of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as she sang, and afterward, as she thanked the crowd for singing with her, Biden could be seen mouthing "Good job" to her.

The "American Idol" alum was afforded a global audience when she performed at President Donald Trump's swearing-in ceremony.

The 'American Idol' alum said she was "honored" to be ... D.C. during President Donald Trump's inauguration, which was moved indoors due to freezing conditions. After facing technical difficulties ...