Terri Clark releases live Ryman Auditorium album Friday
The recording features 17 tracks and includes performances by special guests Ashley McBryde and Trisha Yearwood.
By Leah Thompson ·

Terri Clark is releasing a new live album from Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on Friday. The record captures her recent concerts at the historic venue and serves as a new entry in her catalog of studio and live recordings.
The album contains 17 songs. Clark performed each track in front of an audience at the Ryman. The release date falls on October 30, 2026, following an interview she conducted at RFD-TV Studios.
Two guest artists appear on the record. Ashley McBryde and Trisha Yearwood join Clark for specific tracks. The collaboration adds variety to the setlist, which focuses on songs from Clark's career.
Clark spoke with RFD-TV host Suzanne Alexander about the project. She explained her decision to record the album live rather than in a studio. She also discussed the personal significance of the Ryman Auditorium to her career and her musical heritage.
During the interview, Clark described the atmosphere of performing at the Ryman. She noted that the venue's history and acoustics influence the sound of the recordings. Listeners can expect to hear the audience reactions and the raw energy of the live performances.
The album is available for purchase and streaming on release day. Clark promoted the project through the RFD-TV platform. The release coincides with her ongoing tour and her continued presence in the country music industry.
Source: RFD-TV · original report published
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