Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black have a talented daughter who is following in their musical footsteps. Lily Pearl Black, born on May 8, 2001, has grown up in a musical household and has found her passion for performing early on.
Growing up, Lily showed signs of her musical talents, often acting at home and playing different characters. She joined a rock band in high school and began performing on stage as a teenager. Lily’s parents, Clint and Lisa, recognized her potential and encouraged her to pursue her passion for music.
In November 2022, Lily released her debut EP, “Songs From the Mostly Hits & the Mrs. Tour,” featuring three songs, including an original tune co-written by her father and David Foster, and two covers.
Despite taking a break from her music studies at Belmont University in Nashville, Lily has been honing her craft on the road with her parents on the “Mostly Hits & the Mrs. Tour.” Lily describes her parents as her “best friends” and enjoys the special moments they share before going on stage.
Lily made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry in October 2020, singing “Temporary Home” by Carrie Underwood. She has also appeared in the movie “Flicka: Country Pride” with her parents and toured with them on multiple occasions.
With a budding solo music career and a supportive family by her side, Lily Pearl Black is poised to make a name for herself in the music industry. She hopes to create music that resonates with listeners and showcases her unique voice and talent.
