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In a triple header of exciting announcements, Carly Pearce has announced her Country Music Made Me Do It Tour for 2023.
The 'We Don't Fight Anymore' singer is setting out across the United States in October and November, opening the tour in New York City on October 5th before closing it out in Detroit, MI on November 18th. Support across various dates of the tour will come from Adam Doleac and Hannah Ellis.
Conundrum Wines will also be the official presenting partner of the 12-date tour, offering exciting surprises for fans in attendance.
Sharing the announcements across social media, Pearce stated; "I'm ready to begin this next chapter with you. I'm SO excited to bring the “Country Music Made Me Do It” Tour to life this fall, to celebrate the true beginning of a turned page in my life, both musically and personally".
Pre-sale will be open to members of Pearce's new fan club on August 8, will general sale commencing on August 11. VIP Packages will also be available for selected dates.
As aforementioned, the tour announcement accompanies the reveal that Carly Pearce is releasing more new music this year, following the release of 'We Don't Fight Anymore' in June.
It's yet to be announced when the new single, also titled 'Country Music Made Me Do It', will be dropped, but fans have already been invited to pre-save the song on their favourite digital streaming platforms ahead of its release.
Alongside these unveilings, Pearce has also launched her first Official Fan Club. Fans who sign up ahead of the Tour Pre-Sale on Tuesday, August 8 will receive a unique code for the opportunity to purchase tickets ahead of general release on Friday, August 11.
Once signed up, they will also receive exclusive access to content from Carly, as well as discounts on merchandise from her store, the opportunity to join fan forums and much more.
It all seems to be signalling towards the release of a new album for Pearce, the much anticipated follow up to her Holler 2021 Album of the Year, 29: Written In Stone.
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