Carly Pearce Kicks Heckler Out of Concert

Country singer Carly Pearce made headlines last week during her performance at WE Fest in Minnesota when she confronted a heckler in a fiery exchange. Video footage shared on social media captured the moment Pearce, 34, pointed out the disruptive audience member, demanding he leave the stage. "Get out of my show," she declared, emphasizing her intolerance for disrespectful behavior. The crowd responded enthusiastically to her assertiveness, as she reiterated, "If you're gonna be an a--hole, you're gonna have to say it to me and get the f--- out of my show." The incident reportedly stemmed from a comment made by the heckler, who shouted, "No one cares," while Pearce was sharing personal anecdotes about her life. Following the confrontation, Pearce was seen apologizing to her father, who was in attendance, expressing concern for his reaction. "My dad is right here, and I think he's gonna have a heart attack," she said, before reiterating her stance on audience behavior. Pearce, a Grammy Award-winning artist, has been open about her health struggles, revealing two months ago that she is dealing with a heart issue. She has been working closely with her cardiologist to manage her condition while continuing her tour. Currently, Pearce is performing alongside fellow country star Tim McGraw, with their next concert scheduled for Albuquerque on August 24.