Carly Pearce is set to help pets in the Nashville community when she plays an intimate show at City Winery Nashville on April 6.
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Presented by Nashville Pet Community Center, the performance will start at 7:30 p.m. CT, with pre-sale tickets becoming available through Pearce’s Fan Club starting Wednesday (Feb. 25) at 3 p.m. CT, with general tickets being available on Friday (Feb. 27). The VIP package includes an exclusive, pre-show Pearce performance, an intimate Q&A session and a personal photo op with Pearce. One hundred percent of all funds raised go directly to PCC.
Grammy-winner Pearce, who herself has beloved pets including her two Shih Tzus Johnny and June, said in a statement, “My two dogs are everything to me. I am so proud to be part of a show that benefits the animals in our community and helps them get necessary love and care when they need it most.”
PCC has served Nashville since 2011, providing low-cost vaccines and affordable veterinary care, while also helping control the animal population through a high-volume spay/neuter program.
“We are deeply grateful to Carly for helping us expand access to affordable veterinary care for our community,” Brandon Dyce, president and CEO of PCC, said in a statement. “Her generosity will touch the lives of thousands of families and their pets. This concert is more than a night of amazing music — it’s an opportunity to create happier, healthier lives for all dogs and cats.”
Since 2017, Pearce has earned three No. 1 Country Airplay hits, with “Every Little Thing,” the Lee Brice collaboration “Hope You’re Happy Now” and the Ashley McBryde collaboration “Never Wanted to Be That Girl.” Pearce is working on her upcoming fifth studio album, the followup to her 2024 album Hummingbird, which includes her RIAA Platinum-certified song “We Don’t Fight Anymore” (featuring Chris Stapleton). Pearce also recently concluded her 40-date headlining hummingbird tour, including several shows in the U.K. and Europe.
