Carly Pearce is heading to the Ryman Auditorium! The Kentucky native just announced her first headlining show at the iconic Nashville venue, Carly Pearce: One NIght at the Ryman, taking place on October 26.
Pearce will perform songs from her latest 29: Written in Stone album, which she wrote while dealing with her painful divorce from Michael Ray, after less than a year of marriage.
“I truly can’t get over how many people gave me grace and love when I was dealing with so much hurt,” Pearce shares. “Now to be on the other side, talking to fans not only about their challenges, but also offering hope that it will get better. Country music is three chords and the truth. Well, those who know me know I can’t help but be honest in my music so what better way to celebrate my first time playing the Mother Church of Country Music than with some cold hard truth songs!”
Pearce also spoke out about the honor of headlining the Ryman Auditorium, only two days after performing as part of Kenny Chesney‘s record-setting Nissan Stadium show in Music City, on his Here and Now Tour.
I’ve dreamt of playing my own show at the legendary @theryman for years & it’s finally happening!!! Presale tickets go on sale tomorrow using CARLY29 + all other tickets go on sale FRIDAY! I truly can’t wait for this magical night. See y’all there! 💫 https://t.co/8HgRPZVTJ5 pic.twitter.com/uPIlDDbedU
— Carly Pearce (@carlypearce) May 31, 2022
Pearce just released “What He Didn’t Do,” which is the final single from 29: Written in Stone, following on the heels of her No. 1 “Never Wanted To Be That Girl” duet with Ashley McBryde.
“Truth is the one thing I think country music fans want more than any other kind of music’s fan,” Pearce says of “What He Didn’t Do.” “They can tell the difference, and they want that difference. In what was a tough year, they not only showed me that, but they also really stood by me, shared their stories with me – and gave me the inspiration to just keep moving forward.”
While the circumstances surrounding 29: Written in Stone were painful, the Grand Ole Opry member has enjoyed celebrating playing all of the songs live in front of her loyal fans.
“It’s good to be taking the music out to the people,” Pearce says. “It lets me close the circle of this entire experience with the people I love the most: the fans, especially the ones going through it.”
Carly Pearce: One NIght at the Ryman comes two days before Pearce will be inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame. Pre-sale begins on Wednesday, June 1 for fan club members using the code CARLY29. Regular tickets will be available beginning on June 3. Find more information at Ryman.com.