Why Kelly Clarkson Opened the 30th Anniversary of the Citi Concert Series on TODAY: 5 Key Reasons

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On May 6, 2025, Kelly Clarkson took center stage at Rockefeller Plaza to launch the 30th anniversary of the Citi Concert Series on TODAY. It wasn’t just another performance — it was the kick-off of a historic summer lineup, and Clarkson was chosen as the face of that celebration. Why her? Here are five reasons that made her the perfect pick.

1. A Voice That Transcends Generations
Kelly Clarkson’s powerful, emotionally rich voice continues to resonate with audiences across all ages. From her American Idol win in 2002 to her chart-topping albums and moving ballads, she’s maintained cultural and musical relevance for over two decades.

2. A Trusted Friend of the TODAY Show
Clarkson has been a familiar and beloved face on the TODAY Show for years. Whether performing live, promoting new music, or joining interviews, her connection with the show has been long-standing and full of mutual appreciation.

3. A Symbol of Resilience and Joy
In the public eye, Kelly has weathered personal and professional storms with grace. Her openness about divorce, motherhood, and personal growth has only endeared her further to the public. She represents the kind of genuine joy and strength the TODAY Show wanted to highlight on such a milestone.

4. A Performer Who Connects With the Crowd
Unlike many pop stars, Kelly doesn’t rely on pyrotechnics or flashy gimmicks. She connects through her vocals and presence. At the Plaza, fans lined up before dawn just to hear her sing — and she delivered with warmth and authenticity.

5. A Celebration of a New Era
With the release of her new single “Where Have You Been” on the same day, Clarkson signaled not just a look back at her journey, but also a step into her next musical chapter. What better way to mark 30 years of music on TODAY than with an artist who’s continually evolving?

By choosing Kelly Clarkson, the TODAY Show didn’t just honor the past — it celebrated a voice still shaping the future.

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