Carly Pearce Snaps Back To ‘Devil’ Comments on X

Carly Pearce was reading the comments on a recent post she made on X about her fun week performing on the big stage at CMA Fest last week and did not like what she read at all.

Carly posted on June 10 after she performed at CMA Fest in Nashville with some photos from the event. She wrote, "CMA Fest, you were magical. It's still so surreal to me that I get to be a part of it the way that I do. Over 25 years of country music dreams lived out on the stage last night."

For some reason, fans started commenting on the parking space she had at the festival, which they thought was 666, and made comments about her worshiping the devil.

She wasn't having any of that and forwarded the post, adding her own thoughts on the matter. She wrote, "I've seen too many comments about this being some sort of 'hint towards 666 or satan to not comment. First of all, this was the parking spot for my tour bus at CMA Fest & I believe it is 668."

Pearce continued, "I am a devout Christian who takes PRIDE in using my platform to point people towards JESUS. So, for anyone wondering… there are absolutely ZERO underlying messages except a girl excited to be playing the big stage (prayer hands emoji)."

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Last month, ahead of her June 7th hummingbird album release, the country star released a song called "fault line." She wrote the new song with big Nashville songwriters Nicolle Galyon, Shane McAnally, and Jordan Reynolds.

Carly said of the tune, "Some of my favorite songs were in the era of Tammy Wynette and George Jones, 'fault line' is my take on writing one of those classic, 'I'm gonna rip your head off' country songs. The playful angst in this song makes it one of my favorite moments on the record."

Pearce also released the song's accompanying video. 

hummingbird is now out, and marks her debut as a co-producer. The 14-track collection features her GRAMMY-nominated single, "we don't fight anymore," featuring Chris Stapleton.

"country music made me do it" | Written by Carly Pearce, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne

"truck on fire" | Written by Carly Pearce, Justin Ebach, Charles Kelley

"still blue" | Written by Carly Pearce, Natalie Hemby, Josh Osborne

"heels over head" | Written by Carly Pearce, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne

"we don't fight anymore" featuring Chris Stapleton | Written by Carly Pearce, Pete Good, Shane McAnally

"rock paper scissors" | Written by Carly Pearce, Nicolle Galyon, Jordan Reynolds

"oklahoma" | Written by Carly Pearce, Nicolle Galyon, Shane McAnally, Jordan Reynolds

"my place" | Written by Carly Pearce, Lauren Hungate, Jordan Reynolds

"things I don't chase" | Written by Robyn Dell'Unto, Kat Higgins, Ava Supplesa

"woman to woman" | Written by Carly Pearce, Tofer Brown, Lauren Hungate

"fault line" | Written by Carly Pearce, Nicolle Galyon, Shane McAnally, Jordan Reynolds

"pretty please" | Written by Carly Pearce, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne

"trust issues" | Written by Carly Pearce, Nicolle Galyon, Jordan Reynolds

Country music is like no other genre because country stars are very much like family. In that family, many lifelong friendships emerge between superstars and have been through the years.

Like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings in the 1970s and Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn's great friendship before that. It's hard to overlook Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers's friendship that began when he first appeared on her 1970s Dolly TV show. Then they started to make music together when they recorded the iconic "Islands In The Stream" in the early 1980s. And who can forget Parton's friends and trio partners Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt, who won a Grammy in 1988 for their Trio album.

Miranda Lambert has many friends in country music and even started a group with her buddies Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley to form The Pistol Annies. The trio of songwriting friends have released four albums together since 2011, including a 2021 holiday album called Hell Of A Holiday. Lambert has also made friends in a songwriting sense with Jelly Roll and Morgan Wallen, just to name a few. Her latest co-write friendship can be found on Brothers Osborne's latest self-titled album. The song they wrote with Miranda is called "We Ain't Good At Breaking Up," and she sings on the song.

Jason Aldean joined Luke Bryan, his friend for many years, to celebrate Bryan's recent 30 number one song party last week (9/12). Luke is also good friends with his one-time ACM award show co-host Blake Shelton and is friends with his current CMA Awards show co-host Peyton Manning, who might as well be a country star (although he doesn't sing) as much as he loves the music.

Darius Rucker has many friends in the entertainment industry and counts Lady A's Charles Kelley as one of his closest friends. Many of his country music friends have joined Rucker every June in Nashville for his annual benefit concert to help St. Judes Hospital. Past buddies helping out include Jason Aldean, Brooks & Dunn, Brothers Osborne, Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Sheryl Crow, Charles Kelley of Lady A, Ashley McBryde, A.J. McLean of the Backstreet Boys, Brad Paisley, and Kenny Rogers.

Let's look at five of country music's best friendships today.

These two friends will forever be linked not just for their duet "Never Wanted To Be That Girl" but because they won a Grammy for the performance in 2023 for Best Country Duo/Group Performance. When we interviewed McBryde recently, she told us of her friendship with Pearce, "We are opposites, especially in the way we enter a room. Carly always seems to me to be very well put together and has thought out what. She's about to say. I'm more likely to come in a room and be like (loud burst) 'Blahhhhh' and be kind of all over the place. I think that's why we got along so well. But that friendship started as a songwriter wanted. I wanted to write with Carly; I wanted to sing something with her."

These two sealed their friendship with a collaboration called "Famous Friends," which Young co-wrote. The collaboration's video for "Famous Friends" won the 2021 CMT Music Award for Collaboration of the Year. Early in his career. Kane told us about being a fan of Young's music. He said, "I probably did as many Chris covers as I did other people's covers. And then when I got signed with Sony, it was the same label that Chris was on, and they knew I loved him right off the bat."

Blake told us what Reba McEntire did for him early in his Nashville career: "The ACM announcements/ nominees three years ago (2009), way before they were asking me, host, she agreed to go, and Reba doesn't do this; she agreed to be on CBS' Early Morning Show to announce the nominees for the ACMs if they would let me be on there with her. Normally, they send a couple of new baby acts to go do that because nobody wants to wake up that early and go do that, but Reba did that for me. If there's ever a time she can lend a hand, she's always been that for me."

Reba sat in Shelton's chair in "The Voice" semi-final in May. She is a Season 24 Coach.

These guys have been friends since the beginning of their respective careers in Nashville. HARDY told us about when he first met Morgan after he heard Wallen's debut single, "The Way I Talk." He said, "I think it was like Top 30, and I was just a huge fan of the song, and I had not met him before, and it was just kind of the publisher route," HARDY explained that he called his publisher and asked to be contacted with Morgan's booker asking to write with him. HARDY said, "And two weeks later, he was on the schedule, and I got a text at like 10 am, and he was like, 'Hey, this is Morgan Wallen, what's your address?' and he just showed up to my house."

Lainey and Jelly Roll are not just friends; they have an award-nominated collaboration together, "Save Me." Jelly Roll recently told ET of his friendship with Lainey, "That's just my sister. That's how I look at her." He added that there's such a kinship with Wilson and noted that and the fact that they're both where they are in our careers right now, at the same record label, with a song together that's "Just on fire."