Country singer Carrie Underwood is set to make her debut as American Idol's new judge in Season 23 and it's giving her the feels. After she was spotted looking "nervous" on set, days after performing at Donald Trump's inauguration,

The quest to find the next music superstar is set to kick off when American Idol returns for season 23. The show will welcome a new addition to the judging panel and has a lot more surprises in store.

A new promo video, which was released on Wednesday, features Underwood during "American Idol" auditions alongside Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie, dancing at the judges' table, reacting to moving performances from contestants and more.

Katy Perry served as a judge on American Idol since ABC rebooted the canceled Fox series in 2018. But, after six seasons of bringing her playful personality to the judging panel, a creative two truths and a lie post led to the pop singer revealing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon that Season 22 would be her last.

Carrie Underwood is moved to tears by a contestant's story in the American Idol season 23 promo, debuting on March 9.

Carrie Underwood got emotional during her first days as an 'American Idol' judge in a new trailer for the show's upcoming 23rd season

Luke Bryan offered a hug to his fellow country star and 'Idol' judge as he asked, “you OK over there?” Carrie Underwood, who appeared to hold back tears in that moment, replied, “I’m not!”

Following Kendrick Lamar’s recent Super Bowl LIX halftime show, many fans believe singer Carrie Underwood should headline the next show. Lamar performed at halftime of the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles championship game,