Carly Pearce.Photo:Instagram/Carly Pearce, Jason Kempin/GettyAfter taking a hard fall on stage,Carly Pearceis laughing it off.During a show in Iowa on Thursday, the country singer walked toward the crowd on stage before slipping and falling on her side — but Pearce didn’t let the moment get her down.“Well there’s a first time for everything and I sure busted my booty tonight in Iowa,” the 33-year-old Grammy winner tweeted. “Who has a video?“Lo and behold, a fan sent Pearce a video, which the performerposted to TikTokas an edit where the moment she hits the ground is synced up with the drum beat that opensGwen Stefani’s 2004 hit “Hollaback Girl.““First fall on stage, better make it count,” she captioned the clip, which has since gone viral with over 1.6 million views.Pearce is currently on tour, performing shows across North America through the end of October.In April, she teamed up with Stefani, 53, for a performance of No Doubt’s “Just a Girl” at the 2023CMT Music Awards, tellingPEOPLEat the time, “She is such a true artist and such a songwriter. I feel like we’ve really bonded over the songwriting, and I’m such a fan.“Carly Pearce in October 2022.Jason Kempin/GettyEarlier this year, the “We Don’t Fight Anymore” musician won her first Grammy Award for best country duo/group performance withAshley McBrydefor their No. 1 hit “Never Wanted to Be That Girl.” Ahead of the ceremony, she spoke with PEOPLE about working with McBryde on the song.“I’m really into collaborations and was thinking about who I wanted for this album [29: Written in Stone]. I’ve always loved Ashley’s voice,” she said at the time. “I’ve always thought that she just had an old-school sound when she sang, much like what I’d gravitated to as a kid and still do. And we’d sung together in a few shows and we always locked in on harmony.““We’re an odd pairing that maybe nobody ever thought would sing together — and I liked that shock factor as well,” continued Pearce. “I obviously hadn’t written this song or thought anything of it, but I just asked her if she would come and write a song with me!”
Carly Pearce.Photo:Instagram/Carly Pearce, Jason Kempin/Getty
Instagram/Carly Pearce, Jason Kempin/Getty
After taking a hard fall on stage,Carly Pearceis laughing it off.During a show in Iowa on Thursday, the country singer walked toward the crowd on stage before slipping and falling on her side — but Pearce didn’t let the moment get her down.“Well there’s a first time for everything and I sure busted my booty tonight in Iowa,” the 33-year-old Grammy winner tweeted. “Who has a video?“Lo and behold, a fan sent Pearce a video, which the performerposted to TikTokas an edit where the moment she hits the ground is synced up with the drum beat that opensGwen Stefani’s 2004 hit “Hollaback Girl.““First fall on stage, better make it count,” she captioned the clip, which has since gone viral with over 1.6 million views.Pearce is currently on tour, performing shows across North America through the end of October.In April, she teamed up with Stefani, 53, for a performance of No Doubt’s “Just a Girl” at the 2023CMT Music Awards, tellingPEOPLEat the time, “She is such a true artist and such a songwriter. I feel like we’ve really bonded over the songwriting, and I’m such a fan.“Carly Pearce in October 2022.Jason Kempin/GettyEarlier this year, the “We Don’t Fight Anymore” musician won her first Grammy Award for best country duo/group performance withAshley McBrydefor their No. 1 hit “Never Wanted to Be That Girl.” Ahead of the ceremony, she spoke with PEOPLE about working with McBryde on the song.“I’m really into collaborations and was thinking about who I wanted for this album [29: Written in Stone]. I’ve always loved Ashley’s voice,” she said at the time. “I’ve always thought that she just had an old-school sound when she sang, much like what I’d gravitated to as a kid and still do. And we’d sung together in a few shows and we always locked in on harmony.““We’re an odd pairing that maybe nobody ever thought would sing together — and I liked that shock factor as well,” continued Pearce. “I obviously hadn’t written this song or thought anything of it, but I just asked her if she would come and write a song with me!”
After taking a hard fall on stage,Carly Pearceis laughing it off.
During a show in Iowa on Thursday, the country singer walked toward the crowd on stage before slipping and falling on her side — but Pearce didn’t let the moment get her down.
“Well there’s a first time for everything and I sure busted my booty tonight in Iowa,” the 33-year-old Grammy winner tweeted. “Who has a video?”
Lo and behold, a fan sent Pearce a video, which the performerposted to TikTokas an edit where the moment she hits the ground is synced up with the drum beat that opensGwen Stefani’s 2004 hit “Hollaback Girl.”
“First fall on stage, better make it count,” she captioned the clip, which has since gone viral with over 1.6 million views.
Pearce is currently on tour, performing shows across North America through the end of October.
In April, she teamed up with Stefani, 53, for a performance of No Doubt’s “Just a Girl” at the 2023CMT Music Awards, tellingPEOPLEat the time, “She is such a true artist and such a songwriter. I feel like we’ve really bonded over the songwriting, and I’m such a fan.”
Carly Pearce in October 2022.Jason Kempin/Getty
Earlier this year, the “We Don’t Fight Anymore” musician won her first Grammy Award for best country duo/group performance withAshley McBrydefor their No. 1 hit “Never Wanted to Be That Girl.” Ahead of the ceremony, she spoke with PEOPLE about working with McBryde on the song.
“I’m really into collaborations and was thinking about who I wanted for this album [29: Written in Stone]. I’ve always loved Ashley’s voice,” she said at the time. “I’ve always thought that she just had an old-school sound when she sang, much like what I’d gravitated to as a kid and still do. And we’d sung together in a few shows and we always locked in on harmony.”
“We’re an odd pairing that maybe nobody ever thought would sing together — and I liked that shock factor as well,” continued Pearce. “I obviously hadn’t written this song or thought anything of it, but I just asked her if she would come and write a song with me!”
source: people.com
