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Carly Pearce is offering an unfiltered look into the realities of fame in her new song, “Dream Come True.” Out today, November 14, the vulnerable song finds Pearce reflecting on her journey and pulling back the curtain to reveal the sacrifices that often go unseen behind the glitz and excitement fans see from the outside. She wears her heart on her sleeve as she explores the price of chasing success, from missed milestones to the lonely nights and the emotional toll that comes with having every aspect of her life put on display in the news. These are the downsides to the career that Pearce never saw coming when she was just a young girl chasing her dreams. This tune, co-written by Pearce alongside Lauren Hungate, Tofer Brown, and Emily Weisband, and co-produced by Pearce with Ben West, hones in on the realization that even the greatest victories in life can come with a cost. Carly Pearce; Dream Come True “Nobody loves you for you/ Nobody calls you if you lose your shine/ Nobody tells you everything you’re gonna lose/ Trying to make the dream come true,” the Kentucky native delivers on the chorus with a raw honesty in her voice. Still, even with all she’s experienced, the GRAMMY, CMA & ACM Award-winning country star acknowledges the weight of her journey, singing, “A million girls would love to wear your shoes / You can’t complain if it’s the kind of life you choose.” During an appearance on SiriusXM’s The Highway, Pearce recalled the day she and her co-writers wrote the song and shared the inspiration behind it. “I went in to write this particular day and was just feeling really defeated, if I’m being honest. I felt just in a lull in my career. And I think that when you’ve been in this, when you pursue a dream like so many people do, whether you’re a singer or not, if you just, if you have a dream and you chase it, it comes with a price and there are sacrifices that happen,” she explained. “And I was just feeling that deeply that day and wanted to be honest and didn’t wanna live in the world where we all try to just show the highlight reel. I kind of was like, no, this is, I’m really just feeling, it’s not that I’m not grateful, it’s just that I’m feeling the effects of this. And feeling like, do people care? Can I, you know, go viral. Did I or did I miss out on, you know, a family and all of these different things. And so line by line, this song is my real story. I live in a cul-de-sac with a four bedroom house. I have had to miss countless friends’ weddings. I am grateful, but it is hard to be in the public eye and it’s hard to feel like a lot of your success has been wrapped up in real life experiences that maybe weren’t that great.” Toward the end of the song, Pearce opens up about an even deeper weight she carries when she reveals that her mom is sick and her busy tour schedule doesn’t allow her much time off to see her loved one. However, even in the face of this heartache, Pearce finds strength in the sacrifices her mother made, noting, “She says I can quit / But then all of her prayers would be in vain / She worked my whole damn life to make this dream come true.” Of this particular lyric, Pearce shared, “And the end of this song is a very honest moment as well, just about my mom and the journey that she’s been on with her health and feeling like this dream that she and I wanted as little when I was a little girl has kind of like taken me away from her. She doesn’t want me to quit, but she tells me I can, you know, it’s just all those kind of push and pulls of when you have this like dream that you wanna pursue.” The song was paired with an equally moving music video that captures Peace sitting at a brightly-lit vanity all alone with just photos of her family and pets hung up to keep her company. She lets her emotions run free while members of her team move around her. Although technically she’s not alone, the emotional loneliness is extremely present. “Dream Come True” arrives just a few days before the country…

The Tampa Bay Rays have announced single-game ticket information for the 2026 season at Tropicana Field that includes additional pricing options for all fans and redesigned spaces to improve fan experience. Tropicana Field will also see various enhancements including an expanded main videoboard, new video displays behind home plate and along both foul poles, a new sound system, and refreshed suite interiors. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. in the MLB Ballpark app and at RaysBaseball.com/Tickets. The 2026 season is presented by Orlando Health. Premium Seating The Rays continue to prioritize fan experience at Tropicana Field by adding new offerings for the upcoming season. There are new premium seating options with upgraded seats and locations, and new all-inclusive ticket packages. Although fans are unable to access Tropicana Field, they can visit the immersive Premium Preview Center featuring a full-scale replica of the new seat and an interactive virtual tour that lets guests experience the exact view from their chosen location. The Premium Preview Center is located at the new Rays Pop-Up Team Store across from Tropicana Field at 1101 1st Ave S. (see link below for photos). To make an appointment or to view and purchase premium seating options, visit RaysBaseball.com/Premium. For full store hours and information, visit RaysBaseball.com/TeamStore. New and Returning Ticket Deals In addition to new seating options, pricing was reduced by an average of 15% for more than two-thirds of seats at Tropicana Field compared to 2024. The Rays fan-friendly $10 tickets will also be available for all home games during the 2026 regular season. New this season, the Rays are introducing an Opening Day BOGO ticket offer. Fans who purchase a single-game ticket for Rays Opening Day (April 6) between Nov. 12-16 will receive an email the following week with a code valid for a free ticket to any April or May home game. One complimentary ticket for each Opening Day ticket purchased will be distributed, up to a maximum of six tickets per account with select blackout dates. Other Information “We are excited to return home to Tropicana Field in April and to once again join our fans and neighboring businesses in downtown St. Petersburg in celebrating the return of Rays Baseball,” said Tampa Bay Rays CEO Ken Babby. “As we open single-game ticket sales, we’re proud to offer a variety of additional options that make it easy for fans across the region to be part of the experience. This season is all about energy, excitement, and rallying behind the Rays as we chase every victory together!” The Rays start the season on the road before hosting Opening Day at Tropicana Field on Monday, April 6 against the Chicago Cubs at 4:10 p.m. The Rays will host the New York Yankees the following weekend from April 10-12 to end the first homestand. Other notable matchups during the 2026 season at Tropicana Field include series against American League opponents such as the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, as well as back-to-back home series against the San Diego Padres (Aug. 28-30) and the New York Mets (Aug. 31-Sept. 2). The Rays will also continue to celebrate former Rays third baseman Evan Longoria when the team plays the Seattle Mariners at home (July 10-12). There will be special events and promotional items to commemorate Longoria’s time as a Tampa Bay Ray. Game times for home games during the 2026 season have been released at RaysBaseball.com/Schedule. This year’s schedule has Monday-Thursday home games returning to 6:40 p.m. with select weekday games throughout the season beginning at 12:10 p.m. or 1:10 p.m. All Friday games will begin at 7:10 p.m. Home games on Saturdays will be either 4:10 p.m. or 6:10 p.m, and all Sunday games will start at 1:40 p.m. Pre-Sale is already active… Rays Season Members, Spring Training Season Ticket Holders, and Corporate Partners should have received information about special…

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