Carly Pearce announces deluxe version of 'hummingbird,' new song 'no rain'

‘hummingbird: no rain, no flowers’ available March 14 with 5 new tracks

Press Release

Grammy, CMA and ACM award-winning country star Carly Pearce is set to release “hummingbird: no rain, no flowers,” a deluxe version of her critically acclaimed fourth studio album, on March 14. She is adding five new tracks (Big Machine Records), including the brand-new song out today, “no rain.” Currently on her headline “hummingbird world tour,” Pearce debuted the new song last night to thank London for two special nights of sold-out shows.

Watch a snippet of the song’s debut on Billboard’s social here.

Today’s release, “no rain,” finds Pearce reflective and optimistic in a continued state of forward motion. The clean guitar and gorgeous strings give her the space not only to vocally soar, but also to process, free of self-judgment as she reminds herself that the challenges we face bring us to the light on the other side – that without the rain, there are no flowers to bloom.

Co-produced by Pearce, “hummingbird: no rain, no flowers” extends her “hummingbird” era of growth through authentic storytelling and traditional country musicality. In addition to the original 14 tracks, including the Grammy-nominated lead single “we don’t fight anymore” featuring Chris Stapleton, and the current blazing single “truck on fire," the deluxe album features three never-before-heard songs: “if looks could kill,” “heart first” and “no rain,” as well as two new acoustic Vevo takes on fan favorites “oklahoma” and “things i don’t chase.”

Pearce is currently playing to audiences across the globe while out on her headline “hummingbird world tour.” The 40-date-plus tour is presented by Conundrum Wines, with whom Pearce partnered on a limited-edition label for Conundrum red and white blends. The label features the bold, widely recognized Conundrum logo adorned with wildflowers and a hummingbird – symbols of renewal and healing that are central to Pearce’s personal journey.

In addition to the label, the physical representation of the world created with “hummingbird” also extends to the tour, which sees Pearce unveil her most detailed stage design yet with a dreamlike, lush naturescape complete with wooden accents and a multitude of florals.

The show visits Seneca Allegany Resort on March 28 with support from Tigirlily Gold. For more, visit CarlyPearce.com.