It’s no secret that the country star always been a fan of rock and roll, and we’ve seen her perform with several iconic rock acts over the years including teaming up with Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose for a performance during her headlining set at Stagecoach in 2022, and she later surprised fans at one of their shows in London to sing with the whole band. She also covered their hit “Welcome to the Jungle” to kickoff this tour, and crushed a drum solo of her original song “Poor Everybody Else.” (Whiskeyriff reports)
Just a couple weeks ago, she covered Limp Bizkit, and this past weekend, she surprised fans in Atlanta at the Guns N Roses show at Truist Park for their performance of “Paradise City,” which she shared photos of on Instagram.
Carrie shared photos from the show thanking them for letting her join them on stage:
“Yet another amazing show from Guns N’ Roses …this time in Atlanta at Truist Park!
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Thanks, Axl Rose, Duff McKagan, Slash… and the whole crew for having us and for letting me try and keep up on stage! You are always so kind! Love you all forever!”
Carrie previously spoke to Audacy about how she wouldn’t be opposed to making a rock album, which honestly wouldn’t be as surprising as it sounds, and I think fans have learned over the years by seeing her sing these songs that she has a genuine love for the genre that could translate into an actual rock project one day.
She said that putting out a full on rock album one day isn’t totally out of the question:
“You never really know with me. I never say never about anything. I feel like certain influences work their way into different songs and different moments, even if they’re not songs that I record.”
