Ashley McBryde Gets Ready To Do A Lot Of Talking Around Town

by jwills | June 21, 2021

Ashley McBryde recently released her EP, Never Will: Live From A Distance – which takes certain tracks from her Never Will album and presents them to fans in more of a “live” setting. Because most fans have not had the opportunity to hear Ashley in concert sing the songs from Never Will because the shut down happened as the album arrived for fans to check out last year.

But that wait to see Ashley is over.

Her This Town Talks tour gets rolling next month in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Then for the next 7 months she’ll be crisscrossing this nation playing shows from Georgia to Montana and everywhere in between.

So, with all that travel, and different locations, packing for a tour can present some challenges. Ashley shares one basic piece of advice when it comes to preparing for the road, “At first, learning how to pack for on tour…I really didn’t do a good job. I guess maybe I thought I was leaving for summer camp. So, I would spend a couple of weeks where I overpacked, and a couple of weeks where I under packed. Just let me tell you…if you have to choose between the two – overpack. You can put those clothes away when you get back.”

Fans will soon be able to see Ashley in person…but for now, they can watch the Release Show for Ashley McBryde’s Never Will: Live From A Distance when she plays each of the songs on the EP.

Watch it here…

Photo Credit: Daniel Meigs

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