See All the Stars on the CMA Awards Red Carpet!

Updated on 11/5/2015 at 2:45 PM

The 49th annual CMA Awards took over Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN, on Wednesday, drawing more than a handful of country's hottest stars. Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood returned to host the show for the eighth consecutive time, while Miranda Lambert turned heads as she debuted her new pink hair. In addition to a stunning appearance by Jewel, Cassadee Pope, Kellie Pickler, and The Band Perry, each struck poses for the cameras. Also on hand for the big event was Justin Timberlake, who was one of the night's performers. Meanwhile, Jana Kramer flaunted her growing baby bump, and Kelsea Ballerini glowed ahead of her performance.

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See All the Stars on the CMA Awards Red Carpet!

Jewel

Cassadee Pope

Justin Timberlake

Kellie Pickler

Steven Tyler

Kimberly Perry

Carrie Underwood

Kacey Musgraves and Misa Arriaga

Sam Hunt

Hannah Davis

Robby Johnson

Erika Christensen

Maisy and Lennon Stella

Shawn Booth and Kaitlyn Bristowe

Jason Aldean and Brittany Kerr

Lady Antebellum

Keith Urban

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood

The Band Perry

Steve Martin and Edie Brickell

Little Big Town

Rascal Flatts

Florida Georgia Line, Brittney Marie Cole, and Hayley Stommel

Pentatonix

Mike Caussin and Jana Kramer

Clay and Jessica Walker

Brantley Gilbert and Amber Cochran

Scotty McCreery

Kelsea Ballerini

Fall Out Boy

Frank Liddell and Lee Ann Womack

Meghan Linsey

Lauren Gregory and Thomas Rhett

Jerrod and Morgan Niemann

Ashley Monroe

Hannah Freeman and Tyler Farr

Kelly Lynn and Chris Janson

Caroline Boyer and Luke Bryan

Dierks Bentley and Cassidy Black

Sara Reeveley and Lee Brice

Shane McAnally

Kate and Chris Carmack

Holly Williams

Alabama

Randy Houser and Tatiana Starzynski

Mark and Lynn Herndon

Riley Smith

Chris and Morgane Stapleton

Miranda Lambert

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