Clark goes "Live From The Ryman"
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Clark goes "Live From The Ryman"

Friday, August 28, 2026 – Terri Clark will release a 17-song live album , "Terri Clark: Live From The Ryman," on Oct. 30 on BareTrack Records.

The recording marked Clark's debut at the Ryman on Aug. 29, 2024. Ashley McBryde and Trisha Yearwood guested at the show. Clark brought out McBryde to perform their duet rendition of the mega hit "Better Things To Do," while special guest Yearwood stepped in for "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me" to close out the show.

"Headlining a show at the legendary Ryman Auditorium has always been a lifelong dream of mine," said Clark. "Although we never intended it to become a live record, that's exactly what happened. What you will hear is exactly how the show went down that night. Piecing together board tracks from my road technicians, it found its way to the live recording that encapsulates one of the greatest experiences I have ever had on stage."

"I'm so grateful for all the fans who came for this show, they are a huge part of what makes this what it is. A truly joyous and magical exchange of energy that will be hard to ever top or replicate."

Clark was the first Canadian female member of the Grand Ole Opry and still holds the honor today. She has been inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame, Canadian Music Hall of Fame and was most recently appointed a Member of the Order of Canada, one of the nation's highest civilian honors.

The track list is:
1. "A Little Gasoline"
2. "Emotional Girl"
3. "I Just Wanna Be Mad"
4. "No Fear"
5. "When Boy Meets Girl"
6. "If I Were You"
7. "Three Mississippi"
8. "Every Time I Cry / You Get What You Give"
9. "Now That I Found You"
10. "The Highway"
11. "Gypsy Boots"
12. "You're Easy On The Eyes"
13. "I Wanna Do It All / All I Wanna Do / Ants Marching"
14. "Girl Lies Too"
15. "Better Things To Do (feat. Ashley McBryde)"
16. "Rock Medley (The Heart of Rock And Roll / Rock And Roll / Born To Run / Footloose)"
17. "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me (feat. Trisha Yearwood)"


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