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Bio: Carly Pearce
Born into the bluegrass brawn of Kentucky, Carly Pearce has never known a moment that Country music wasn’t her destined path. At the young age of 11 she began touring with a local band and by 16 quit high school for a job performing at Dollywood while being homeschooled before moving to Nashville, working odd jobs and playing songwriter rounds for the last nine years.
Life experiences and strong will are reflected through her buzz-about debut album EVERY LITTLE THING, out nowon Big Machine Records. Aligned with sought-after producer/songwriter busbee (Katy Perry, Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum, Maren Morris, Kelly Clarkson), the 13-track album emphasizes Carly’s textured vocals and emotive songwriting prowess. As the only solo female with a hit currently in the Top 10 at Country radio with her soul-bearing title track, it’s clear 2017 is destined to be Carly’s breakout year. First dubbed as a SiriusXM Highway Find, “Every Little Thing” had a three-week run at No. 1 before fan reaction prompted “If My Name Was Whiskey” to be added into rotation. The CMT Next Women of Country alum has been honored by People on their annual Ones To Watch list, touting her as “the new voice of Country.”
Carly has been blazing her own trail with the depth of her sensibilities, nearly 50 invitations to play the Grand Ole Opry and celebrated her first Top 40 hit, a sultry collaboration with Josh Abbott Band called “Wasn’t That Drunk,” fans and critics have continued to take notice. She has been the highlight of features with bold headlines from The Washington Post’s ‘Radio tour is not for the weak’: Inside the first step to country music stardom, Billboard’s 13 Ladies We'd Like To See Crash the Male Dominated Charts and Rolling Stone Country’s How 'Every Little Thing' Singer Carly Pearce Defied Odds With Risky Song. Previously joining the bill alongside Eric Church, Kelsea Ballerini, Martina McBride, Kip Moore, Hunter Hayes, Lucy Hale of Pretty Little Liars, Carly is currently on the road as direct support for Brett Young’s CALIVILLE TOUR.
