Carrie Underwood has found her Las Vegas residency to be a "satisfying" experience

She told PEOPLE: "I have always loved touring, but having the chance to play for an extended period of time in one place has really been satisfying - I love that we get to do this show for people who have come to Las Vegas from all over the world."

Carrie will perform her Reflection residency for the 72nd and final time on April 12, and the singer feels proud of what she's managed to achieve.

She said: "We always like to bring big production values to our show, but Reflection really allowed us to take that to a new level.

"We have some amazing set pieces that we could never pack onto trucks and move from city to city every night, and it's been really fun adding more elements like the aerialists and dancers, which we don't usually have in the show."

Carrie rose to prominence in 2005, when she won the fourth season of 'American Idol'. And the Grammy-winning star replaced Katy Perry on the show's judging panel in 2024.

A source previously told DailyMail.com: "They have asked Carrie in the past to be a judge and either timing, money or other commitments have got in the way to make it a reality.

"She has been asked to coach on 'The Voice' as well, but it just never seemed right.

"Even with the opening she has to speak to the same people at NBC by working with 'Sunday Night Football', she has always felt that she needed to be loyal to 'American Idol'.

"She has always monitored the show that started her career, and now she couldn't say no."