Carrie Underwood brought down the house—literally and figuratively—during the jaw-dropping finale of her Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency. The country superstar, who has been dazzling audiences at Resorts World Las Vegas since 2021, delivered one of the most unforgettable performances of her career, soaking wet and singing her heart out to Something in the Water.

As the final shows of her multi-year residency approached, Underwood took to social media to remind fans of the bittersweet ending. But it was her performance of Something in the Water that truly left audiences in awe. Dressed in a flowing blue gown, she stood beneath an artificial waterfall, letting the water pour over her as she delivered the 2014 hit with flawless vocals and raw emotion.

The song, co-written by Underwood, Chris DeStefano, and Brett James, was originally released on her Greatest Hits: Decade #1 album. It quickly became a crossover sensation, topping both the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Hot Christian Songs charts. It held the No. 1 spot on the Hot Country Songs chart for seven weeks and dominated the Christian chart for a staggering 26 weeks. The track even peaked at No. 24 on the Billboard Hot 100, proving its universal appeal. Its message—centering on the transformative power of faith—resonated deeply with listeners, and the song went on to earn Underwood a Grammy for Best Country Solo Performance.

Underwood has always been known for her powerhouse vocals, but this performance took it to a whole new level. Fans who were lucky enough to witness it in person flooded the comment section with praise, calling it “chills-inducing”, “a literal dream”, and “one of the best encores ever”. Some even shared how much the song’s message meant to them, with one person writing, “We flew to Vegas just to hear you sing this & ‘How Great Thou Art’ live, and I am SO glad we did. Core memory that I will hold on to forever.”

It’s not just about the water on stage—it’s about the passion, the power, and the way Underwood connects with her audience through every note. Whether you were there in person or watching through a screen, there’s no denying this was a finale for the ages.

With her final Vegas performances scheduled for April 9, 12, and 13, fans are cherishing every last opportunity to see Underwood shine on this iconic stage. And if this is how she’s closing things out, one thing is certain—there will never be another residency quite like this one.