
Carly Pearce Welcomes Kelsea Ballerini for Two Surprise Duets at New York Tour Finale
"...she is truly my sister one of my best friends in the whole world," Pearce declared. The post Carly Pearce Welcomes Kelsea Ballerini for Two Surprise Duets at New York Tour Finale appeared first on Country Now.
Country Now · 14h ago · 1 min read
Carly Pearce surprised fans in New York City on Thursday night when she brought out her longtime friend and fellow country star Kelsea Ballerini for two special performances.
Pearce wrapped her Honest Woman: Up Close Tour at the Gramercy Theatre, marking the end of an intimate run of shows celebrating her latest album, Honest Woman. The night came to a memorable close when Ballerini joined her onstage for not one, but two songs.
Carly Pearce with Kelsea Ballerini; Photo Provided “I’ve had so much fun getting to bring this music to life. It’s my favorite music that I’ve ever made. And New York, I have to be honest with you, I’m feeling …. I’m feeling a bit drunk,” Pearce teased.
Moments later, Ballerini appeared onstage, sending the crowd into a frenzy. The longtime friends kicked things off with “You’re Drunk, Go Home,” a song from Ballerini’s Subject To Change album that originally featured Ballerini, Pearce and Kelly Clarkson.
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