Charly Reynolds’s Packed CMA Fest Might Just Be a Foreshadowing of A Very Exciting Year To Come

Busy woman Charly Reynolds had quite the packed CMA Fest schedule, with her four performances and a meet and greet. For one of her performances, she played a special pop-up set on Broadway, a precious moment for her as she connected with fans via a unique and interactive experience.

We caught up with Reynolds on the last day of CMA Fest to talk about her latest album, Off the Record, her tour, and her goals. We learned her favorite songs to perform are “Another Man Will” and “Blame It on My Boots” because they are fun, upbeat, and bring a sassy, Shaina Twain energy.  Off the Record has been out for a year, and she is releasing a live acoustic version at the end of August, which will allow her fans to listen to album’s songs stripped down and will likely have them falling in love with songs all over again.  And the best part is she’s added a track called “Seventeen.”  Listen to it now HERE.  She has just wrapped up tour with Belles, a fellow up-and-coming country female artists, and since it was so successful and both artists had so much fun (not many people get to tour with one of their best friends), they are touring again this fall.

Recently Reynolds checked off a major bucket list item—playing The Ryman. Her most vivid memories regarding The Ryman are the shock of receiving the invitation to perform and the pleasure of her whole family’s coming to see her. Now that she has played The Ryman, her next big hope is to play the Grand Ole Opry (a dream of hers since she can remember), hopefully within the year. Few doubt she will be stepping into the Opry Circle sooner rather than later!