This year's Academy of Country Music Awards is a bit different, as the COVID-19 pandemic means no live audience.

But the biggest names in country music are still putting on a glam display for their fans watching from home.

Carrie Underwood put her hair in rollers Wednesday, as she, Miranda Lambert, Gwen Stefani and other celebs got ready for the star-studded 55th annual awards show in Nashville.

Hair goals: Carrie Underwood put her hair in rollers Wednesday, as she, Miranda Lambert, Gwen Stefani and other celebs got ready for the star-studded 55th Academy of Country Music Awards in Nashville

The 37-year-old got cozy in leopard-print leggings from her line CALIA by Carrie, while curling her gorgeous blonde locks in a trailer, writing: 'Getting ready for tonight! Let's do this, @ACMawards!'

She's set to perform during the show, at which she's nominated for Entertainer of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year.  

The televised event went above and beyond to adhere to social distancing guidelines as performances took place throughout several venues without any fans in attendance in Nashville including the legendary Grand Ole Opry House, Ryman Auditorium, and smallest of all the Bluebird Cafe.

A few performances were also pretaped as some even took place across the country in Los Angeles. 

Glam time: Lambert, 36, shared a video to her story from the hair and makeup chair, as she rocked a floral blouse and jammed out to a cover of I Say A Little Prayer

Taking the stage: She teased her performance, which took place in a local cafe, writing: 'Glam jam prep! Tune in tonight for Bluebird at the @bluebirdcafetn'