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Carly Pearce Debuts ‘We Don’t Fight Anymore’ Music Video Starring Lucy Hale and Shiloh Fernandez
The song features vocals from Chris Stapleton.
Carly Pearce – We Dont Fight Anymore Music Video; Photo Courtesy Big Machine Records
Carly Pearce enlisted Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale and Euphoria actor Shiloh Fernandez, to assist in bringing her latest single “We Don’t Fight Anymore” (feat. Chris Stapleton) to life in a cinematic new music video.
Directed by Alexa Campbell, the music video features scenes of Pearce singing the tune in a candlelight room intertwined with Hale and Fernandez bringing the storyline of the song to life.
Cinematic Music Video
The two actors vividly convey the emotional depth of Pearce’s poignant single, depicting the narrative of a couple trapped in a state of emotional disconnection, where even disputes seem to escape them.
As their sense of isolation intensifies, their indifference becomes glaringly evident when their house is engulfed in flames, a scene that seemingly parallels their crumbling relationship.
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“Having talents like Lucy and Shiloh were truly such a gift. The ‘space’ you feel between the two of them is felt so tragically at every moment of this video,” Pearce explained.
This is a full-circle moment for Carly Pearce and Lucy Hale as Pearce previously toured with Hale as a backup singer when Hale pursued country music. In 2014, Hale released “You Sound Good To Me” as the lead single from her debut album, Road Between. Pearce appeared alongside Hale on tour and during media appearances, including a performance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Lucy Hale’s foray into the music industry was brief, and she made a return to television shortly after releasing her debut album.
After her time as a backup singer, Pearce began to gain traction as a solo artist. In 2017, she released her breakout single, “Every Little Thing” and she has gone on to become a GRAMMY, CMA and ACM Award-winning singer/ songwriter.
A Great Start At Country Radio
“We Don’t Fight Anymore” was released in June and unlocked a new musical era for Pearce. Upon its release to country radio on June 16, the song raked in 95 first-week adds and marked the biggest add date of her career so far.
“This song embodies a place that I think, if we are honest with ourselves, we’ve all felt at some point in a relationship. The distance that feels heartbreaking, yet you’re also indifferent.” Pearce previously shared of the track on social media. “I’ve always been a writer who never wanted to shy away from the ‘uncomfortable’ moments in all of our lives, and this song feels too important not to share.”
Co-written by Pearce alongside frequent collaborators Shane McAnally and Pete Good, the song was taken to the next level with the addition of Stapleton’s vocals.
“Having Chris Stapleton join me on this song was a dream come true and he unlocked an element to the story that I didn’t even know it needed,” she shared.
“Country Music Made Me Do It”
Following the release of “We Don’t Fight Anymore,” Pearce gave fans another taste of her forthcoming album with the release of “Country Music Made Me Do It,” which serves as a love letter to the country music genre.
On Tour
Carly Pearce recently extended her headlining Country Music Made Me Do It Tour with the addition of three new dates in Tacoma, Chicago and Grand Rapids.
Presented by Ford Bronco and Conundrum Wines, Pearce’s Country Music Made Me Do It Tour will kick off on October 5 in New York City and continue through November 18, where the trek will wrap up in Detroit.
The 15-city trek, which makes stops in major cities such as Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and more, will feature support from Adam Doleac and Hannah Ellis on select dates. See a full list of Carly Pearce’s Country Music Made Me Do It Tour dates below.
Opry Goes Pink
Shortly after kicking off her highly-anticipated tour, Pearce will return to the Grand Ole Opry to flip the switch on the Opry’s signature barn backdrop, turning it pink for the night in partnership with Susan G. Komen® in the fight against breast cancer for the 15th Anniversary of Opry Goes Pink.
Starting now, $5 from every ticket sold for the evening will be donated to Susan G. Komen® to aid in the fight against breast cancer. Tickets are available at opry.com. Other artists performing that evening include: Opry members The Isaacs, Gary Mule Deer, and Riders In The Sky plus Priscilla Block and more.
Additionally, Carly Pearce recently hosted the 16th Annual Academy Of Country Music Honors (ACM Honors) for the third consecutive year, where she also performed “What He Didn’t Do” in honor of the ACM Songwriter Of The Year, Ashley Gorley.
Filmed at the iconic Ryman Auditorium on August 23, ACM Honors will premiere on Monday, September 18 at 8/7c on FOX.
For more information on Carly Pearce’s upcoming tour and new music, visit her official website HERE.
Country Music Made Me Do It Tour
October
5 – New York, NY – The Town Hall^
6- Boston, MA – House of Blues^
7- Silver Spring, MD – The Filmore^
12 – Madison, WI – The Sylvee*
13 – St. Louis, MO – Stifel Theatre*
14 – Norman, OK – Riverwind Casino+
20 – Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues^
21 – Augusta, GA – Miller Theater^
27 – Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern^
November
1 – Paso Robles, CA – Vina Robles Amphitheatre^
2 – Santa Rosa, CA – Luther Burbank Center^
4 – Tacoma, WA – Emerald Queen Casino ^
16 – Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre ^
17 – Grand Rapids, MI – Monroe Live ^
18 – Detroit, MI – The Fillmore ^
^Adam Doleac
*Hannah Ellis
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