Carly Pearce in Concert

Anytime Carly Pearce steps in front of a crowd, her Kentucky twang comes through loud and clear. And in country music, that real-deal rootsiness is a major asset. A big part of Pearce’s appeal lies in the way she’s combined her authentic feel with her contemporary pop and rock influences. It’s a sound with a sense of history but still of-the-moment. 

When she lays into tunes like breakout 2017 gold single “Every Little Thing” or its Top 40 follow-up, “Hide the Wine,” all of Pearce’s passion comes pouring through with every note. Touring overseas as well as performing across the U.S., Pearce brings her impassioned approach to each and every show.

Carly Pearce Background

When a girl quits high school at the age of 16 to dedicate herself to a gig performing at Dollywood, you’re talking about a serious commitment to country music at an early age. That’s exactly how things started for Carly Pearce (she finished the rest of her schooling at home). 

By the time she was 19, she had made the move to Nashville. In 2016, the larger world got its first taste of Pearce’s talents when she guested on The Josh Abbott Band’s single “Wasn’t That Drunk,” subsequently going on the road with the band. 

It wasn’t long before Pearce had a record deal of her own, and her 2017 debut album on Big Machine, ‘Every Little Thing,’ hit No. 4 on the country charts and crossed over to the pop Top 40. It also spawned her No. 5 debut single “Every Little Thing,” which went gold. 

When “Every Little Thing” won at the 2018 CMT Awards for Breakthrough Video of the Year, it was clear Pearce had become a major force in country music. Her opening sets on Luke Bryan’s What Makes You Country tour and Rascal Flatts and Dan + Shay’s Back To Us tour have also exposed the talented singer to bigger audiences.