Carrie Underwood’s Backyard Baby Shower Had a Country Theme – But Guests Were Shocked When Garth Brooks Took the Mic With a Song Written Just for Her Baby 🤠🎤🍼

On a warm July afternoon in 2025, Carrie Underwood and her husband, Mike Fisher, hosted a breathtaking baby shower at their 400-acre Nashville ranch, celebrating the upcoming arrival of their third child, a daughter due in March 2026. The event, steeped in country charm, transformed their sprawling backyard into a rustic wonderland, complete with hay bales, mason jar centerpieces, and a live bluegrass band. But the true showstopper came when country legend Garth Brooks, a longtime friend and mentor to Carrie, made a surprise appearance and performed a heartfelt new song written specifically for the couple’s baby girl, leaving guests in tears and fans buzzing on social media. Here’s an inside look at the unforgettable day that blended country roots with a deeply personal tribute.

A Country-Themed Extravaganza

The Underwood-Fisher ranch, a private haven just outside Nashville, was the perfect setting for the baby shower, reflecting Carrie’s Oklahoma roots and love for country traditions. The backyard was adorned with checkered tablecloths, wildflower bouquets, and string lights that twinkled as the sun set. Guests, including close family, friends, and a few country music stars like Miranda Lambert and Kelsea Ballerini, mingled among wooden barrels and a vintage tractor display. A sign reading “Welcome, Baby Girl Fisher” greeted attendees, with pink and white balloons adding a soft touch to the rustic vibe.

The menu was a nod to Southern hospitality, featuring barbecue sliders, cornbread muffins, and a dessert table with a three-tiered cake decorated with edible cowboy boots and tiny lassos. A “Blessing Board” invited guests to write messages for the baby, later revealed to be named Evelyn Grace, as seen in the couple’s ultrasound video shared on Instagram. Carrie, glowing in a white lace dress with a denim jacket, and Mike, casual in jeans and a cowboy hat, radiated joy as they welcomed guests, with their sons, Isaiah, 10, and Jacob, 6, stealing the show by handing out mini cowboy hats as party favors.

Garth Brooks’ Surprise Performance

As the afternoon unfolded, the crowd was treated to a live set by a local bluegrass band, playing classics like “Wagon Wheel” and Carrie’s own “Jesus, Take the Wheel.” But the mood shifted to pure awe when Garth Brooks, who had quietly slipped into the event, took the stage with his guitar. Introduced by Mike as “a special friend with a special gift,” Garth’s appearance drew gasps from the crowd. “Carrie and Mike, you’ve got something beautiful coming,” he said, his voice warm with emotion. “I wrote a little something for your girl, and I hope it does her justice.”

Garth then debuted a new song titled “Little Cowgirl’s Lullaby,” written specifically for the Fisher’s daughter. The tender ballad, co-written with longtime collaborator Kent Blazy, featured lyrics about a “tiny star in a big sky” and a “heart full of dreams like her mama’s.” The chorus, with lines like “Sleep tight, little cowgirl, the world’s waiting for you / With love from your family and a sky painted blue,” had guests reaching for tissues. Carrie, visibly moved, held Mike’s hand as tears streamed down her face, while Isaiah and Jacob clapped along, unaware of the emotional weight of the moment.

The performance was a complete surprise, even to Carrie, who later shared on Instagram, “Garth, you broke my heart in the best way. Evelyn Grace is already so loved. 😭🎶” Fans on X erupted with reactions, with posts like, “Garth Brooks writing a song for Carrie’s baby girl? I’m not okay! 😭🩷” and “That lullaby needs to be released ASAP! Garth and Carrie are country royalty.” The song, described as a classic Garth ballad with a gentle acoustic melody, has sparked calls for an official release, with some speculating it could appear on Carrie’s next album or Garth’s Gunslinger reissue.

A Nod to Their Shared History

Garth’s appearance was especially meaningful given his history with Carrie. In 2008, he inducted her into the Grand Ole Opry, a milestone that cemented her place in country music at age 26. Their playful connection continued over the years, including a 2016 moment when Garth invited Mike to sing “The River” with him onstage in Nashville, prompting Carrie to jokingly protest, “You cannot sing with Garth Brooks before I do!” This time, Garth’s gift was for the whole family, but it carried a special nod to Carrie’s mentorship under him and their shared love for heartfelt storytelling through music.

Guests noted the personal touches in the song, with lyrics referencing the “Oklahoma wind” (a nod to Carrie’s roots) and a “hockey stick heart” (for Mike’s NHL career). The performance also recalled Garth’s own emotional ballad “Mom,” written for his mother, Colleen, who passed in 1999, showing his knack for crafting songs that resonate with family themes. “Garth has a way of making you feel like he’s singing your story,” one guest told a local Nashville outlet. “That song was like a love letter to Carrie’s daughter.”

Fan Frenzy and Emotional Reactions

The baby shower, already a hot topic after Carrie’s pregnancy announcement at the ACM Awards and the ultrasound reveal of “Evelyn Grace,” became a social media sensation when clips of Garth’s performance surfaced. Fans on X praised the country theme, with one writing, “Carrie’s baby shower is goals—cowboy boots, bluegrass, and GARTH BROOKS?! 🩷🤠” Others focused on the emotional weight of the due date, March 10, 2026, which aligns with Carrie’s late father Steve’s birthday, adding another layer of sentiment. “Evelyn Grace coming on her grandpa’s birthday and Garth singing for her? This family is blessed,” an X user posted.

The event also sparked renewed interest in a potential Carrie-Garth duet, a dream Carrie has voiced since meeting him at age 10. While she humorously vetoed Mike singing with Garth first, fans are now hoping “Little Cowgirl’s Lullaby” might lead to a studio collaboration. “If Carrie and Garth record this lullaby together, it’ll be the biggest country moment of 2026,” one fan tweeted, echoing widespread sentiment.

A Celebration Rooted in Love and Faith

The baby shower was a testament to Carrie and Mike’s commitment to family and faith, themes that have defined their 15-year marriage. Carrie, who has been open about her three miscarriages before Jacob’s birth, described this pregnancy as a “miracle” in a Good Morning America interview, tying it to her father’s memory. The country theme reflected their down-to-earth values, with touches like a “prayer jar” where guests left blessings for the baby, echoing the couple’s spiritual roots seen in songs like Carrie’s “Something in the Water.”

The event was intimate, with about 50 guests, but its impact reached far beyond the ranch. Carrie live-streamed parts of the day on her SiriusXM channel, letting fans share in moments like the cake-cutting and Isaiah and Jacob leading a group sing-along of “Sweet Caroline.” The shower’s blend of country charm and heartfelt surprises, capped by Garth’s song, made it a day to remember. As one guest put it, “It wasn’t just a baby shower—it was a love letter to Evelyn Grace.”

Looking Ahead to Evelyn Grace

With their daughter’s arrival just months away, Carrie and Mike are savoring this joyful time. Carrie, who continues her American Idol judging role and Las Vegas residency, plans to slow down after the holidays to focus on her family. The baby shower, with its country heart and Garth’s unforgettable performance, has set the tone for a new chapter filled with love, music, and the promise of a little cowgirl who’s already captured hearts. As fans await more updates—and possibly a release of “Little Cowgirl’s Lullaby”—one thing is clear: the Underwood-Fisher family knows how to celebrate life’s biggest moments with grace and gratitude.

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