It’s going to be a bright new decade for Julianne Hough.

On Tuesday night, the 31-year-old co-hosted NBC’s live New Year’s Eve broadcast, taking the stage with a crew of backup dancers to perform.

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In a lengthy post on Instagram, Hough opened up about making her long-awaited music comeback and all she’s looking forward to in 2020.

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Ending the year and the decade with these powerful feminine forces!! These women truly embody transformation. Not by changing themselves, but by bringing in their entire being, everything they are and what it means to be a woman today. ⁣ ⁣ It just feels right to be starting the new year with these women by my side. Feeling extra grateful for my team. @tessandrachavez for her choreography, @ashleyedens for her creativity, @camilaforeroo for her everything, @jrc_costume_design for costumes (last minute rhinestone fixes and all!) and every one else who works behind the scenes to bring this magic to life. ⁣ ⁣ It’s no accident that there wasn’t a drop of rain the entire day until the moment of our performance, and it stopped right as we finished. A sign from the universe that the elements are with us. @kinrgy too with the rain showing up as a sign of water, support and cleansing. I literally felt the old being released and an allowance of space for the new year to begin. ⁣ ⁣ To be able to start the new year with this performance after taking a break from music for the past 10 years felt like a dream come true. I feel grateful. I feel alive. I feel open and READY for all that 2020 has in store. Bring it on. West coast get ready to watch!!

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“To be able to start the new year with this performance after taking a break from music for the past 10 years felt like a dream come true,” she wrote. “I feel grateful. I feel alive. I feel open and READY for all that 2020 has in store. Bring it on.”

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Hough released her last single “Is That So Wrong” in 2010, though she has appeared in movie musicals like “Footloose” and “Rock of Ages”, as well as playing Sandy in “Grease: Live” in 2016.

In September, Hough performed her first new song in almost a decade, “Transform”, during the season 14 finale of “America’s Got Talent”.