Oh, Sunday Night by Carrie Underwood
“Oh, Sunday Night” is a song that was used for NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” opening theme from 2016 to 2018. The track is a reimagining of “Somethin’ Bad,” a duet Carrie Underwood previously recorded with Miranda Lambert. “Oh, Sunday Night” combines the energy and excitement of football with Carrie’s powerful vocals, creating an energetic, catchy track that got fans pumped for the game ahead.
Carrie Underwood has been the voice of the “Sunday Night Football” theme since 2013, and “Oh, Sunday Night” was her second theme for the program. The song, with its energetic melody and football-themed visuals, became synonymous with Sunday night football for fans across the country. It’s a track that, while different from the narratives and themes often explored in her albums, showcases Carrie’s versatility and ability to bring energy and excitement to various projects.
“Oh, Sunday Night” was adapted by Carrie Underwood, Chris DeStefano, and Priscilla Renea from the original “Somethin’ Bad,” which was written by DeStefano, Brett James, and Priscilla Renea. The track, with its high energy and catchy melody, became a staple for “Sunday Night Football” during its run, providing a musical kick-off for the games and becoming a familiar, exciting anthem for fans tuning in.
