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United States Carly Pearce is a Grammy Award-winning country music singer and songwriter, known for her blend of traditional and contemporary country-pop.
Carly Pearce partnered with Conundrum Wines to create a special limited-edition label for their Red and White Blends. This collaboration highlights a shared appreciation for creative expression.
Carly Pearce joined the Ford Music family, sharing personal stories about her music and expressing her long-standing affinity for the Ford brand with the audience.
Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals collaborated with Carly Pearce to expand their Life DisRPted™ campaign. This partnership aimed to raise awareness about pericarditis, a silent heart condition, through Pearce's involvement.
Carly Pearce extended her publishing partnership with BMG, in association with Altadena, continuing her collaboration with the music company. Altadena was founded by her late producer.
ACM Lifting Lives partnered with Aflac and Carly Pearce to host the Aflac ACM Lifting Lives Honor for the second consecutive year. This initiative supports the philanthropic work of ACM Lifting Lives.
Carly Pearce, born Carly Cristyne Slusser on April 24, 1990, in Taylor Mill, Kentucky, developed an early passion for country music. Influenced by her grandparents, she began performing professionally at age 11 with a bluegrass band, also singing in church and tent revival shows. At 16, Pearce successfully auditioned for Dollywood’s “Country Crossroads” show, which led her to relocate to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. During her time at Dollywood, she performed multiple shows daily, five times a week, and contributed vocals to bluegrass compilation albums, while also pursuing homeschooling to support her career aspirations.
At 19, Pearce moved to Nashville, Tennessee, to advance her country music career. After signing a developmental deal with Sony Music Nashville in 2012, she faced a setback when her producer was fired, resulting in the loss of her deal. Despite this, she persevered, taking on part-time jobs, including cleaning Airbnbs, to support herself. During this period, she networked extensively and met Pete Fisher, then vice president and general manager of the Grand Ole Opry, who provided her with an opportunity to perform at the Opry in 2015, preceding her major record deal. Fisher then introduced her to producer Busbee, who signed her to a developing artist deal in 2015.
In 2016, Pearce gained significant exposure through her feature on Josh Abbott Band’s “Wasn’t That Drunk,” which reached number 37 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart. Despite initial rejections from multiple Nashville labels, an independently released track co-written by Pearce, “Every Little Thing,” gained traction on Sirius XM’s The Highway. This led to a recording contract with Big Machine Records. “Every Little Thing” officially released as a single in February 2017, becoming a number one hit on the Billboard Country Airplay chart and achieving gold certification in the United States. Her debut album, also titled “Every Little Thing,” debuted in the top five of the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
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