2009 ACM Entertainer of the Year, 4-time Grammy winner and Oklahoma music icon Carrie Underwood will be inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in September.

Carrie will join other music performers and artists who have been recognized by the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame since 1997, including Vince Gill, Toby Keith, Merle Haggard, Wanda Jackson, Hank Thompson, The All American Rejects and David Gates.

As part of the festivities, Carrie and her fellow inductees Rocky Frisco and Ramona Reed will perform at the 13th Annual Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Concert on September 17 at 7 p.m. The event is at the Muskogee Civic Center.

"All three of this year's inductees are worthy recipients of this honor. Each is recognized world wide for their musical talent, and we are proud that each calls Oklahoma home," said Max Boydstun, Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame Board Chair.

"We are especially proud to induct our own Oklahoma idol Carrie Underwood and to offer the public a chance to experience the performances of all three inductees to celebrate their contribution to Oklahoma music history and culture," he added.

Reserved seats for the Concert and Induction tickets will be on pre-sale to existing members of the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame between August 18 and 21. If you would like to join the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and participate in early ticket sales, go to www.omhof.com or www.oklahomamusichalloffame.com to complete an application form. Or call 918-687-0800 for membership information. Tickets for reserved seating will be offered to the public starting August 22.

VIP tickets, which include an invitation to a VIP reception prior to the Concert and Induction ceremony, also are available. Call the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame at 1-918-687-0800 for details.

Carrie will be releasing her new album on November 3. Earlier this year, Underwood became the first country artist in history to achieve 10 #1 singles from their first two albums when "I Told You So" became the fifth consecutive chart-topper from Carnival Ride, which also included the smash, "Just a Dream," and three hits Underwood co-wrote: "So Small," "All-American Girl," and "Last Name."  To date, Underwood is the U.S. best-selling American Idol winner with album sales over 10 million.

Watch Carrie and Randy Travis perform "I Told You So."

Congratulations Carrie!