Carly Pearce hits The Colosseum Stage

Country star Carly Pearce hits The Colosseum Stage at Caesars Windsor on her hummingbird world tour, along with special guest Karley Scott Collins

GRAMMY, CMA, and ACM Award-winning singer-songwriter Carly Pearce has announced her headlining hummingbird world tour in support of her critically acclaimed fourth studio album, hummingbird. Presented by Conundrum Wines, the tour kicks off on The Colosseum stage at Caesars Windsor on Thursday, October 3 at 8 PM with special guest Karley Scott Collins.

The news follows Pearce’s latest single from hummingbird, “truck on fire,” officially impacting country radio last week and earning an impressive 70 first-week station adds. Pearce received critical acclaim for the “swinging country revenge song” by The New York Times, which she debuted on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and also performed on CMA Fest’s primetime concert special.

Blending traditional country sounds with deeply personal storytelling filled with honesty and wit, hummingbird showcases Pearce’s transformative journey through loss and growth and marks her debut as a co-producer alongside Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne. The record marks Pearce’s emergence from the storm, stronger than ever, and highlights her rebuilding process and newfound joy, drawing inspiration from the hummingbird’s symbolism of healing, hope, and resilience.

Carly Pearce lit a fire and hasn’t slowed down since the release of her debut album Every Little Thing and its Platinum-certified title track. With the praised release of hummingbird, Pearce continues to resonate with her honest lyrics and timeless musicality. The critically acclaimed album includes the lead single “we don’t fight anymore” with Chris Stapleton, which earned Pearce her second GRAMMY nomination for “Best Country Duo/Group Performance” and fifth Top Five Country Radio hit.

Pearce is a celebrated member of the Grand Ole Opry and Kentucky Music Hall of Fame. Additional hit songs include “Never Wanted To Be That Girl,” “What He Didn’t Do,” and “I Hope You’re Happy Now.”