Now that Carrie Underwood's Blown Away tour has just wrapped, the numbers are in. According to the her website, Underwood performed for over one million fans at 112 concerts across three continents and six countries. Underwood and crew covered 605,000 miles with nine tour buses and 16 trucks, which was needed to carry the 2,600 pounds of confetti which was showered over fans who came out for the Blown Away tour.
The Yakima Herald wrote of one Underwood concert that "thousands of fans on their feet throughout the opening number, singing along with every word, clapping their hands to the beat; that's what it looks like when a bona fide star in the prime of her career comes through town."
The Lansing State Journal reported that "Underwood gave a passionate nearly hour-and-forty minute performance, which kept the sold-out crowd enchanted throughout the evening."
The six-time Grammy award winner also donated a portion of her tour proceeds to the American Red Cross and Canadian Red Cross, as well as local charities in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Des Moines, Iowa.
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