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Two of Canada’s most iconic country music stars, Terri Clark and Paul Brandt, are reuniting for an encore run of their wildly successful co-headlining acoustic tour, Homecoming Tour 2.0. Following the overwhelming response to their 2023 collaboration, the legendary duo will once again share the stage for an intimate, stripped-down concert experience that spans generations of beloved country hits. Fans can expect a night of unforgettable music and storytelling as Clark and Brandt perform their most celebrated songs, trading stories and personal reflections that shaped their remarkable careers. Sharing the spotlight for the entire show, the pair brings undeniable chemistry and heartfelt connection to every note. “Being on tour with Terri Clark has been a highlight of my career; it’s hard to recall the last time I had so much fun,” says Brandt. “When you find a chemistry that is so natural and powerful, you just want more. The fans have spoken—the demand is there—so here we come. I can’t wait to bring Homecoming Tour 2.0 to stages across Canada.” The 34-date coast-to-coast tour kicks off October 17 in Moncton, NB, and includes stops in Ottawa, London, Niagara Falls, and more. Hometown shows in Medicine Hat, AB (Clark) and Calgary,

Terri Clark celebrated the release of her star-studded duets album, Terri Clark: Take Two, with a jam-packed weekend of performances throughout CMA Fest. Stage after stage, Clark showcased her timeless hits and once again proved her staying power as one of Country’s most important female voices. Clark kicked off the weekend at the Grand Ole Opry, as the only Canadian female member of the famed institution, where she commemorated the 20th anniversary of her induction. During her set, Clark was joined by the Opry’s newest inductee, Lainey Wilson, for a surprise performance of “Poor, Poor Pitiful Me” which was just re-released as a duet by the pair on Terri Clark: Take Two. On Saturday, June 8, the milestones continued as the Country hitmaker opened night three of Nissan Stadium. Clark’s set included familiar favorites of her iconic chart-topping hits including “Girls Lie Too,” “I Just Wanna Be Mad” and “Better Things To Do,” greeted by fans singing along to every word. Following her set, Clark made a surprise return to the stage during Wilson’s slot for another showcasing of “Poor, Poor Pitiful Me,” which “truly sets the project ablaze” (All Country News) on Take Two. The Country powerhouses brought their