You can ring in the New Year in Nashville with a free show featuring Keith Urban, Maren Morris, Carly Pearce, Cheap Trick, Jonny P and the Fisk Jubilee Singers. The free eventâdubbed the Jack Danielâs Music City Midnight: New Yearâs Eve in Nashvilleâwill take place at the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park (approximately one mileâŠâŠ MORE
Jim Casey talks with Carly Pearce about: the success of her Top 10 debut single, âEvery Little Thingâ showing a different side of herself on her next single working with producer busbee working with Josh Abbott Band in 2016 on the song, âWasnât That Drunkâ hitting the road with Brett Young on his Caliville Tour newâŠâŠ MORE
Carly Pearce announced today (Aug. 22) that she will release her debut studio album, Every Little Thing, on Oct. 13. The 13-track offering features eight songs that Carly co-wrote, including her current single, âEvery Little Thing,â which is No. 15 on Billboardâs Country Airplay chart after 23 weeks. âI wrote this song from a very personal place of a heartbreak that IâŠâŠ MORE
California native Brett Young will headline more than a dozen dates on his upcoming Caliville Tour with special guest Carly Pearce. Kicking off on Oct. 14 in Charlottesville, Va., the tour will make stops in Charleston, Detroit, Cincinnati and more before capping in Milwaukee on Dec. 16. âI am so excited to get to goâŠâŠ MORE
If you donât have time to comb through social media all day, hereâs what youâve been missing over the last 24 hours or so in the country music world: Keith Urban and Frankie Ballard trade guitar licks. Lindsay Ell shares a backstage video of Brett Eldredgeâs first manicure. Thomas Rhett and his daughter stop byâŠâŠ MORE
Carly Pearce is enjoying the first Top 20 single of her career with âEvery Little Thing,â which is currently No. 17 on the Mediabase chart. Carly, who was named to the 2016 CMT Next Women of Country class, signed a new record deal with Big Machine Label Group in January and released âEvery Little ThingââŠâŠ MORE
New things are happening for Carly Pearce in 2017. The Kentucky native signed a new record deal with Big Machine, released a new single, âEvery Little Thing,â and now has a new video for the aforementioned song. ââEvery Little Thingâ is about a relationship that was four or five years ago, but I wrote itâŠâŠ MORE
Jim Casey talks with Carly Pearce about being named to the 2016 CMT Next Women of Country class, touring with Josh Abbott Band for their popular duet, âWasnât That Drunkâ, signing a new record deal with Big Machine Label Group after independently releasing her single, âEvery Little Thingâ and more. Show Participants Carly Pearce Jim Casey,âŠâŠ MORE
âDonât quit your day jobâ can be a spirit-crushing piece of advice. Thankfully, itâs one that Carly Pearce never heeded. After then-22-year-old Carly lost her developmental record deal with Sony in 2013, she took a job scrubbing toilets and changing sheets at an Airbnb. It wasnât exactly the future the Kentucky native envisioned when sheâŠâŠ MORE
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It wasnât long ago (March 2015) that Taylor Swift was raving on Twitter about an up-and-comer named Kelsea Ballerini. Fast-forward 20 months later and Kelsea is now a bonafide star in her own right, so itâs fitting that sheâs paying it forward when it comes to supporting other rising artists, including Carly Pearce. Carly, whoâŠâŠ MORE
