Country star Terri Clark made her headline debut at the Ryman Auditorium last week (29th August) and she was joined by some very special guests.
37 years in the making, Clark's debut was filled with performances of timeless hits and reimagined duets by the country legend. Up-and-coming country singer-songwriter Jenna LaMaster kicked off the evening, making her Ryman debut to add to the monumental night.
Clark was joined on stage by surprise guests Ashley McBryde and Trisha Yearwood for duets to end the night.
“It's hard to describe the feelings that were flowing through me that night,” shared Clark. “I wish I could go back and tell that naive, wide-eyed 18-year-old girl from Alberta, sitting on a stool at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, sometimes playing to an empty bar in broad daylight, leaving with nothing but $15 and a pocket full of faith, hope and dreams, that it was going to take 37 years to get to the Ryman… but that it WAS going to happen and it WAS going to be worth every step to get there.”
Clark received a roaring standing ovation as she rocked the stage with her chart-topping tracks “You're Easy On The Eyes”, “I Wanna Do It All”, “Girls Lie Too” and more. In celebration of her star-studded duets album, ‘Terri Clark: Take Two', Clark brought out McBryde for their reimagined duet of “Better Things To Do”. Yearwood later joined Clark on stage for a duet of “Poor, Poor Pitiful Me” to close the night out.
Keep up with Clark and her upcoming announcements at terriclark.com.
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