Carrie Underwood – Carrie Underwood Is Banned From Ottawa Radio Station

CARRIE UNDERWOOD has had her songs banned from the Ottawa pop radio station CISS.

CARRIE UNDERWOOD, the American country singer, has had her songs erased from the playlist at an Ottawa radio station because of her NHL star husband, reports Billboard.com.
Underwood’s husband, the Ottawa Senators NHL star MIKE FISHER was recently traded to the Nashville Predators, leaving bosses at the radio station furious. Fisher surprised fans with the shock move, which brings to an end his 12-year career with the team. There has been speculation that the ban on Underwood’s songs was a harmless joke, but the radio station posted a message on their Twitter page that read, “Since MikeFisher is getting traded to Nashville … we are banning Carrie Underwood from our radio station!” In an attempt to explain her husband’s move, Underwood issued a statement that read, “Mike has been such a big part of the Ottawa community, and I will never forget how they welcomed me with open arms. We obviously love Nashville, and the teams’ decision for him to now play with the Predators is an exciting opportunity for Mike”.

Reacting to the ban, Underwood’s husband told the Vancouver Sun newspaper, “I think they meant it as a joke that really wasn’t funny… Obviously Carrie had nothing to do with the move or the trade or anything, so to imply something like that was just wrong”.