Erin Kinsey Returns To Opry Stage, Announces New Duet with Dylan Marlowe
Singer-songwriter Erin Kinsey returned to the iconic Grand Ole Opry stage on Friday, May 15, delivering a standout performance that also served as the official announcement of her upcoming duet, "Say I'm Wrong," featuring Dylan Marlowe, arriving this Friday, May 22, 2026.
Stepping back into the legendary circle, Kinsey shared the Opry stage with Ben Chapman and Love on the Spectrum star Tyler White for an unforgettable evening celebrating country music's next generation of storytellers. During her set, Kinsey performed fan-favorite "House Arrest" before surprising the crowd with a preview of "Say I'm Wrong," a song fans have eagerly anticipated since she first teased it years ago online.
The Opry performance marked another milestone moment in Kinsey's rapidly rising career, reinforcing her place as one of Nashville's most exciting voices. Returning to country music's most revered stage highlights the momentum Kinsey has built through her authentic songwriting, powerhouse vocals, and undeniable connection with fans.
"Say I'm Wrong" also marks Kinsey's first-ever duet release, with Dylan Marlowe being her first choice for the collaboration. Written alongside Jared Keim and Parker Welling, the track captures the tension, risk, and vulnerability that come with realizing a close friendship has evolved into something more.
Since discovering her love for country music at just 11 years old, Kinsey has journeyed from her Texas roots to Nashville, where she has emerged as both a sought-after artist and songwriter. Her career reached a major turning point in 2021 when she signed with RECORDS Nashville, a joint venture with Sony Music. Since departing and becoming fully independent, Erin has earned several million streams independently, with more music on the horizon this year.
With more than 100 million streams across her catalog, Kinsey's songwriting has resonated far beyond her own recordings. Her work has been cut by legendary artists including Dolly Parton, Rita Wilson, Jordin Sparks, Monica, and Sara Evans, further showcasing her ability to craft deeply relatable stories that connect across genres and generations.
You can learn more about Erin Kinsey by visiting her website and connecting with her on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.
Photo Credit: Stephanie Siau
Stepping back into the legendary circle, Kinsey shared the Opry stage with Ben Chapman and Love on the Spectrum star Tyler White for an unforgettable evening celebrating country music's next generation of storytellers. During her set, Kinsey performed fan-favorite "House Arrest" before surprising the crowd with a preview of "Say I'm Wrong," a song fans have eagerly anticipated since she first teased it years ago online.
The Opry performance marked another milestone moment in Kinsey's rapidly rising career, reinforcing her place as one of Nashville's most exciting voices. Returning to country music's most revered stage highlights the momentum Kinsey has built through her authentic songwriting, powerhouse vocals, and undeniable connection with fans.
"Say I'm Wrong" also marks Kinsey's first-ever duet release, with Dylan Marlowe being her first choice for the collaboration. Written alongside Jared Keim and Parker Welling, the track captures the tension, risk, and vulnerability that come with realizing a close friendship has evolved into something more.
Since discovering her love for country music at just 11 years old, Kinsey has journeyed from her Texas roots to Nashville, where she has emerged as both a sought-after artist and songwriter. Her career reached a major turning point in 2021 when she signed with RECORDS Nashville, a joint venture with Sony Music. Since departing and becoming fully independent, Erin has earned several million streams independently, with more music on the horizon this year.
With more than 100 million streams across her catalog, Kinsey's songwriting has resonated far beyond her own recordings. Her work has been cut by legendary artists including Dolly Parton, Rita Wilson, Jordin Sparks, Monica, and Sara Evans, further showcasing her ability to craft deeply relatable stories that connect across genres and generations.
You can learn more about Erin Kinsey by visiting her website and connecting with her on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.
Photo Credit: Stephanie Siau
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