Podcast appearances and mentions of kimberly perry

Country Music Star mama, Kimberly Perry is known for her role in the Grammy Award-winning group, "The Band Perry" (she wrote their groundbreaking crossover #1 single: "If I Die Young"). Now she is on her first solo headlining tour with CMT -- and she's doing it with a 1-year-old! Kimberly chats with Nicole about what it was like to become a mom for the first time, her birth story, the toddler stage, the everchanging seasons of our lives, and how to align yourself with the things that truly bring you joy. This is a refreshingly candid and relatable conversation between two mothers that you don't want to miss out on!-----------------------------------SHOW NOTES:Host: Nicole Nalepa | @NicoleNalepaTVGuest: Kimberly Perry Instagram: @thekimberlyperryWebsite: https://www.kimberlyperry.com/

WTOP's Jason Fraley interviews The Band Perry alum Kimberly Perry, who brings her first solo tour to Annapolis, Maryland this Sunday night for the Annapolis Songwriters Festival. They discuss her journey from Band Perry hits like “If I Die Young” and “Better Dig Two” to jamming with Fall Out Boy at CMT's “Crossroads” and now her first solo album “Superbloom.” (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion") Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

WTOP's Jason Fraley interviews The Band Perry alum Kimberly Perry, who brings her first solo tour to Annapolis, Maryland this Sunday night for the Annapolis Songwriters Festival. They discuss her journey from Band Perry hits like “If I Die Young” and “Better Dig Two” to jamming with Fall Out Boy at CMT's “Crossroads” and now her first solo album “Superbloom.” (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion") Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kimberly Perry is still basking in the newborn love from her seven-month-old son, but could there be another baby on the way soon? According to Tammy there is a little girl in the singer's future! We caught up with Kimberly backstage at KSON's CountryFest on Saturday and Tammy had a crazy vision that left her very emotional. 

Episode 108. The Emporium brings you the music of Roxette, KISS, Martina McBride, Journey, Kate Rusby, Joanna Dean, Kimberly Perry, Tears For Fears, Europe, Jenny Tolman and Prince.

We're so excited to see Kimberly Perry at CountryFest this March and it was a joy getting to talk to the new mom this morning. She filled us in on her birth story, what it's like being a first time mom and if her son will be joining her when she visits San Diego!  CLICK HERE to get tickets to KSON's CountryFest! 

It's the BEST of 2023, Pt 1 ! The Emporium brings you the music of Rival Sons, Ally Venable, Kimberly Perry, Def Leppard, Metallica, Margo Price, Ashley Cooke, Kelsea Ballerini, Baby Metal, Shania Twain and Tenille Townes.

The HOLIDAY EDITION 2023 - Episode 105. The Emporium brings you the music of The Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Brad Paisley, Shakin' Stevens, Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey, Carrie Underwood, The Pogues & Kirsty McCall, Kimberly Perry, Slade, ABBA and U2.

Kimberly Perry (@thekimberlyperry) sat down with Bobby Bones to talk about her new chapter in life. In the past year, she and The Band Perry went their separate ways, and she released her first solo project, and also became a first-time mother in September! She shares what happened that made her decide to go solo, how she's not scared to be herself and how she got past measuring her success on a scale. Kiimberly also discussed how she feels when people ask her about The Band Perry and her reaction to being called a country band that 'killed their career.' She also shares how she's adjusting to life as a new mother and shares how her husband didn't know she was famous and how they eloped to Vegas and wrote songs together on their honeymoon and more! Follow on Instagram: @TheBobbyCast Follow on TikTok: @TheBobbyCast Watch this Episode on YoutubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hannah sits down with Kimberly Perry from the legendary group The Band Perry. They discuss her upbringing, the start of the band with her siblings, some of the pivotal moments for TBP, and her longing to return to country music. They also talk about some big things happening in Kimberly's life right now, such as having her first baby, and releasing her very first solo project, "Bloom".

This week on GET REAL Podcast...KIMBERLY PERRY!KIMBERLY is BLOOMING. She is a soon-to-be mom and absolutely flourishing as she embarks her pursuit of a solo artist career.IN THIS EPISODE, we talk:• Becoming a first-time MOM• Growing up in a musical family and forming a BAND with her BROTHERS• “If I Die Young,” being one of the BIGGEST songs in the world• BLOOMING into a SOLO country artist and releasing, “If I Die Young, Pt. 2”• Not letting your DREAMS die young and enjoying the ride of LIFEListen to Kimberly's new EP, “Bloom,” HERE!Listen to KIMBERLY PERRY on GET REAL Podcast...NOW!Connect with KIMBERLY:InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebookThreadsJoin Kimberly's Email ListText KimberlySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kimberly Perry has just dropped her debut solo EP, "Bloom," but she's got another very exciting delivery in the works as well! The former member of the sibling trio, The Band Perry, joined us in the studio to talk about her latest project, all the new music she's got in store and her decision to begin her own solo journey. Plus, the mom-to-be opened up about plans for her career once she welcomes her first son, Whittaker James. Kelly and Amber also get into a sports story with a country music twist that involves Eric Church and share some updates on Luke Combs and Maren Morris.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Learn all the secrets and untold stories from country music star Kimberly Perry on her new project Bloom. Hosted by Bobbi Dixon (Backstage Bobbi). Follow us on socials @allcountrynews. Submit to us at allcountrynews.com

A local artist makes the show, Niall Horan has some new music, Janelle Monae has a new album out, Kimberly Perry has her first solo EP, a poll on people wanting to be greeted when they walk in a store, a poll on whether a bee sting was justified or not, the average wedding costs 29,000 dollars, summer activities that can be dangerous, and Vinnie reads your texts!

Since 2009, Kimberly Perry has captivated audiences with her showstopping vocals, lyrical eloquence, and superstar presence. As one-third of the Grammy® Award-winning superstar sibling trio The Band Perry, Kimberly Perry has racked up sales of over two and a half million albums, thirteen million singles, and over 2 billion combined streams. As a songwriter, her groundbreaking crossover #1 single “If I Die Young” (with its current 9x platinum status and over 200 million video views) helped Kimberly burst on to the world stage. As an entertainer, she's performed on TV's biggest shows, from late night's most influential (The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Late Show With James Corden, The Late Show with David Letterman) to daytime's most popular (Ellen, Good Morning America, The Today Show), as well as performing and presenting on multiple CMA and ACM award shows and specials. Despite touring the globe and playing on some of its biggest stages, her first love has always been songwriting, and it remains the force that drives her today. After signing to RECORDS Nashville and inking a global publishing deal with Warner Chappell and Songs & Daughters, Perry released her first song as a solo country artist - “If I Die Young Pt. 2” on May 5, 2023. The new single shows Perry revisiting her biggest hit over a decade later, abandoning the tragic cynicism of her youth and celebrating the life she has lived since and the bright future she has ahead. These themes of reflection and growth are central to her new EP, Bloom, which was released on June 9. Join us as we sit down at the table with THE Kimberly Perry. The Good Neighbor Get Together is the podcast of Country Music Pride  https://countrymusicpride.com https://thegoodneighborgettogether.com https://www.kimberlyperry.com https://www.instagram.com/thekimberlyperry/?hl=en

While Becca is on mom duty, Kimberly Perry is filling in to chat about her life as a solo artist. From “When I Die Young Part 2” to working with Rick Rubin and her pregnancy, she's in full "Bloom." Check out our amazing sponsors!!! Angi: Download the free Angi mobile app today or visit Angi.com to get professional help on your next project! ThirdLove: Visit ThirdLove.com to get $15 off your first purchase!

Bailey Zimmerman has returned to the Country Heat Week studio and this time, he's got TWO No. 1 songs under his belt. We discussed just how much his life has changed since his days of working on trucks, the biggest lesson's he's learned, and his just-released debut album, Religiously. Plus, he gave us the scoop on his first big purchase since starting country music. Speaking of scoop - Kelly & Amber reveal a never-before-heard connection between Lainey Wilson and Jelly Roll, as well as chats with Jon Pardi, Kimberly Perry, and Chase Rice.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kimberly Perry from The Band Perry is embarking on her solo career, she called Gunner & Cheyenne this morning to not only talk about her new album but also her new single "If I Die, Young, part 2". They also talked about the EDM time for The Band Perry, and her pregnancy! 

We were very excited when we heard that the immensely talented Kimberly Perry, formerly of The Band Perry, was going to release solo music soon. She joined us this morning to talk about his next step in her career and everything that has changed since she and her siblings released their hits a few years back. Plus, we had to make John sing the parody he and his daughters did of "If I Die Young"! 

Kimberly Perry of The Band Perry is set to have a huge year, kicking off her solo career by giving fans a second part to her former group's smash hit "If I Die Young." For many, The Band Perry's song has helped in dealing with the grief over losing someone young, with KFRG morning host Kelli Green wondering if Kimberly had ever wavered in her decision to update the beloved single. “There were definitely some inhibitions in going from the initial idea of doing a part two, like updating the story from the perspective of the girl who wrote the song over 10 years later, who didn't die young,” Kimberly admits. “One of the things that was really important to me is that we just didn't rob anybody from the original experience of the O.G.“ The song, she says, “validated so many people's experiences and their feelings. It held hands with people during times of loss. I did not want to step on that or try to rob that from anybody. But it also felt like the right thing to do and the responsible thing to do, honestly.” While Perry gets set to drop her solo BLOOM EP on June 9, she's also preparing to become a first-time mom. Discussing what scares her most about motherhood, Kimberly says, “I think maybe repeating some things that I would have criminalized my own parents for. You know, we can set our intentions to do things in a certain way, but I really have started to even wrap my head around the overprotection of, ‘Hey, I'm going to have to make sure that there are moments when I actively let go, you know, of controlling the future of this little person's life.” “I think one thing that we're really trying to focus on these days are being family and putting that first and foremost, which is a way different Thanksgiving table than when you're kind of talking about, ‘Well, where are we on the chart?' And, ‘Do we have shows next week?' Hear more from Kimberly's conversation with Kelli Green of KFRG's The Wake Up Call above. Words by Joe Cingrana Interview by The Wake Up Call

Glad to have Kimberly Perry on talking about her pregnancy, new hubby and music now that she's solo! Plus, Chloe's back from her Maid of Honor speeches

She's taking her solo gig to radio and on the road at the same time she's growing a beautiful baby in her belly! What's the world like to her today?

Glad to have Kimberly Perry on talking about her pregnancy, new hubby and music now that she's solo! Plus, Chloe's back from her Maid of Honor speeches

This part of the podcast is just the best 7 bits from the show this week that I countdown from 7 to 1. This week includes a listener getting a show tattoo, Kimberly Perry and much more! You'll be able to listen to them uninterrupted with just a few intros!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kimberly Perry is on the show today for her first solo visit! She talks about getting back into country music, why she released a sequel to "If I Die Young," and she reveals why The Band Perry broke up! Then, find out what happened on the golf course that caused Bobby to almost get into a fight. Plus, hear if you know what the 10 best states are and if you agree!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Teaching body boundaries and online safety is what We Stand Guard does best.   We Stand Guard is a training program designed to educate everyone about preventing child sexual abuse and exploitation in all its forms, whether that be physical or non-physical contact abuse.  Kimberly Perry is the brains behind the program. Author and elementary school educator, with over 15 years experience working with children across the country, Kimberly has a master of arts and teaching and has taught boundaries and personal safety to over 1000 elementary school students.  In this episode she teaches us about body boundaries and online safety for kids.   

If we want to speak honestly about the state of our nation, we must look first at how our children are doing. For Kimberly Perry, executive director of DC Action, this requires facing the fact that 1/3 of Washington DC's children live in poverty, data that has barely shifted since the organization's founding 30 years ago. An expert teacher, organizer and policy advocate, Kimberly is leading a movement to challenge this unacceptable status quo with unimpeachable data, solutions shaped by children and families and the investment of local and federal policy makers. As Kimberly explains in this episode of Power Station, it is the ongoing global pandemic and a racial reckoning that has exposed and exacerbated long-lived fissures in our public health, housing, education and criminal justice systems. The racial inequities that undergird these systems are the focus of DC Action's bold, ambitious agenda for change. And that change is happening now, through programs that touch families from birth to early childhood to young adulthood and policy advocacy that has generated historical levels of investment in Black and Brown children. Kimberly is a change maker to watch, support and learn from.

Kimberly Perry had an open door policy and loved having friends and family spend time at her house. When her relationship with one of her neighbor's turns sour no one can imagine it will ultimately end with two dead and one critically injured.For show notes go to www.theywillkill.com

Kimberly Perry, director of D.C. Action for Children, tells us about the root causes of this alarming trend.

Christy & Tay interview musician Kimberly Perry on music, her own mental health journey, and what's on the horizon for 2021.

The oldest sibling in The Band Perry (the country superstars behind the hits “If I Die Young” and “Better Dig Two”), Kimberly Perry has always found solace in making music. As she tells Arianna Huffington, personal challenges over the last few years have led her to a new commitment to self-care, and a better appreciation for life’s unplanned moments. Tune in to hear what happened when she and the band were about to perform in front of Paul McCartney — and a massive live TV audience — and their gear isn’t working. The Thrive Global Podcast is brought to you by Crest 3D White (https://crest.com/en-us/products/compare/crest-toothpaste#whitening). Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The Band Perry's Kimberly Perry joins the LadyGang to talk about her new music, inspiration behind her most popular song, and her transition from Country into Pop music. Plus, she's helping answer some of your questions! Shout out to today's sponsors! Butcher Box - New members get ground beef for LIFE plus $20 off your first box by going to butcherbox.com/lady or enter code LADY at checkout. Daily Harvest - Get $25 off your first box by going to dailyharvest.com and enter promo code LADY. Prive Revaux - Get 15% off your first order at priverevaux.com and use promo code LADYGANG15.

Jimmie Rodgers records one of his signature singles, Roy Acuff heads to Hollywood before running for Tennessee governor, Elvis Presley hires his first manager, Mickey Gilley gets $17 million and the rights to his last name back from his former manager, and Tim McGraw gets his own shovel at the Nashville Zoo. Happy birthday to Junior Brown, Jess Carson, Kimberly Perry and Chris Young! That and more in today's podcast. Subscribe to us on Spotify, iTunes and Google Play. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @TICMHPodcast.

How do we educate our kids about boundaries and personal safety while helping them maintain their innocence? It can be done! This week's episode will dive into some tools Kimberly Perry has created to empower parents and kids as we navigate through a hypersexual world. At the end, I will share some of my challenging childhood experiences that are now empowering me to be the best mom and children's advocate I can be.

Ama B. aka Queen Mother of The Tribe, gets into the inner hilarious but oh so real workings of becoming a mother with her fellow mommys and Tribe guests Kimberly Perry and Adaiha Montgomery. https://www.workingmother.com/this-comic-perfectly-explains-mental-load-working-mothers-bear Tribe Talent: Jakeina Miles is the creator of Punkins Essentials, a brand that specializes in customized products! Jakeina started the brand offering custom paintings for her clients homes, businesses and creative spaces. Adding to that offering is her spa essential line which includes body butters, fragrant soaps, decadent body scrubs and vibrant candles. She is able to personalize each order with amazing care and love. Purchase your Punkins Essentials products at https://punkinsessentials.ecwid.com/ and make sure to follow her at www.instagram.com/punkinsessentials Follow Kim at www.instagram.com/kimberper Follow Adaiha at www.instagram.com/mrsmommym Follow us on: IG/Facebook: @thetribetalks Twitter: tribetalks Email us at: thetribetalks@gmail.com

An interview with Kimberly Perry author of the Say No & Tell book series to teach children about personal safety.

Mike and Max discuss Mike’s living room emporium, theft, HBO’s “The Leftovers,” shooting at a frat house with the “Champagne Boys,” a fresh-faced member of the group and American politics. Kimberly Perry and brothers Reid and Neil of The Band Perry (“Stay In The Dark”) tell Mike about playing mornings, “The Tonight Show,” roles in the band, genres, being authentic, producers, supporting each other and looking forward while enjoying moments. For dessert, Shane describes the anxiety of being busy, why he's back on Tinder and the app’s effect on the NBA.

Welcome to The Shaun Tabatt Show! Sommer Floyd returns to the show today to share about her new album Ray of Light. About Sommer Floyd:  Emerging recording artist SommerFloyd has unveiled her highly anticipated debut CD, Ray of Light. The new CD, which was produced by Multi-Dove Award winner Steven V. Taylor (Michael W. Smith, Matt Redman, Veggie Tales) and recorded at the legendary Dark Horse Recording Studio in Franklin, Tennessee, released to retail Friday, November 11, 2016, through SommerFloyd Music. A joyful amalgamation of sparkling Pop/Rock, New Country and Contemporary Worship, Floyd's inaugural release has drawn comparisons to artists like Kari Jobe, Mia Fieldes, Laura Story and The Band Perry's Kimberly Perry. Fan favorites include the celebratory "Children of God," the fun and encouraging Pop-Country anthem, "Drop and Run," and the gently meandering confessional ballad, "I Need You."  Floyd allows her natural effervescence to shine through on the exuberant "Ray of Light," a song she says was inspired by a lazy summer afternoon spent in the company of her young daughter, Heidi. "We were sitting outside looking up at the sun," she recalls. "I realized, that's how we are supposed to be as believers. We were meant to shine as a ray of light, to illuminate the dark places." Floyd's love of the great outdoors served as inspiration for a number of other songs on the project, including the upbeat anthem, "Let It Rain," the gently rocking, "Lighthouse," and the slow-burning "Live Like Jesus." She unveils her vulnerable heart in the lovely, yet achingly poignant, "Stronger," a song she wrote for a friend battling leukemia. "I had just gotten off the phone with her husband," she muses. "She had gone to the emergency room, thinking it was just allergies. I cried out to God, wondering why bad things happen to good people. I still don't have the answers to that question, but I know that the love of God is sufficient for all our needs. And when life gets harder, God makes us stronger. He has destined us to overcome, even when it doesn't look like it from the world's perspective." Her peace-evoking Contemporary Worship hymn, "How You Love Me," could easily become a staple in church services across the country with its lovely chorus: "You are worthy, worthy/ I fall down at Your feet crying holy, holy/ Your love is all I need and Your beauty takes my breath away from me." Speaking of hymns that are church staples, Floyd delivers her own unique take on the beloved classic, "Great Is Thy Faithfulness," which is the only song on the project that she didn't write. "The words to this hymn are so powerful that I wanted to include it on the album," she explains. If you look up "All American Girl" in the dictionary, chances are the definition will be accompanied by a picture of Sommer Floyd. Born and raised in the Texas Hill Country, Floyd was an honor roll student, gifted athlete, beauty queen, and genuinely nice person. Voted "Class Favorite" and "Most Talented" by her high school classmates, Floyd was the quintessential cheerleader, earning four individual high school All American designations and three All Star Team National Championships. Attending college on a cheerleading scholarship, Floyd was designated a college All American as a freshman, an almost unheard of accomplishment. She ran on the varsity track team, played tennis, showed livestock, participated in rodeos and earned her Deep Sea Diving certification. And she sings. And writes songs. While Sommer certainly has all the credentials for The All American Girl, she is also 100 percent human. She is the first to admit she has made her share of mistakes. Those poor choices produced a deep level of brokenness, which compelled Sommer to dig deep into God's faithfulness, and reconnect with the God of her youth. The more connected the young woman became with God, the more songs began to flow from her pen. "Putting my brokenness on paper helped to get me through the hard times," Sommer says, "and the lyrics started to turn into worship." Her experience of brokenness and restoration resonated strongly throughout her community, opening doors for her to share her music and lead worship at churches and charity events throughout the Texas Hill Country, where she lives with her daughter, Heidi. Sommer's fetching vocals, ear-pleasing melodies and spiritually mature lyrics caught the ear of her producer, Steven V. Taylor, and she soon found herself in Franklin, Tennessee with some of Nashville's finest musicians, recording her debut CD at the legendary Dark Horse Studios. Connect with Sommer: SommerFloyd.com Facebook Twitter (@SommerrFloyd) For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/093.  

In the summer of 2012 Hayley Beth met one of her favorite country music groups, The Band Perry, at the CMA Music Festival. As the three young stars signed Hayley Beth's guitar, Kimberly asked if she played. Hayley Beth replied, “Yes. I hope to be here playing at the CMA Fest someday.” Kimberly Perry asked if she could get a backstage pass to her concert. Hayley Beth responded with a resounding “Yes!”

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of "Country's Night To Rock."  The three-hour program airs next week on ABC hosted by Luke Bryan and Kimberly Perry.  We also catch up with Phil Vassar at the Tennessee Titans LP Field to hear him talk about the new Titans Party Stage.  Also, Luke Bryan is set to launch his fourth annual Farm Tour October 3rd in Claxton, Georgia - proceeds will fund scholarships for local students from farming families to attend local colleges.  Up next is a mention of the British Country Music Awards which wrapped up September 2nd in London after giving out a total of 21 awards.  Finally, we go Inside The Song with Gloriana to hear about their song "Kissed You Goodnight."