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    Ashley Barron Unveils Powerful New Single ‘Cryin’ In A Bar’

    By turuchiMay 17, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Emerging country artist Ashley Barron is making waves with her latest single, “Cryin’ In A Bar.” Steering away from the traditional tales of heartbreak, Barron’s new release offers a refreshing twist by portraying strength and resilience in the face of emotional turmoil.

    “Cryin’ In A Bar” is a powerful collaboration between Ashley Barron and acclaimed songwriter Pete Sallis. Known for his work with renowned artists such as Ronnie Dunn, Maddie & Tae, and Bucky Covington, Sallis brings his expert touch to this heartfelt track. Together, they have crafted a song that challenges the notion that a broken heart must be accompanied by tears and sorrow.

    Lyrics Excerpt:

    I should be crying in a bar
    In the corner in the dark
    Drowning in the bourbon wishing I was hurting
    More than I am
    But when I hear those
    jukebox sad songs play
    They don’t sting as bad as yesterday
    They were wrong whoever said you can’t mend a broken heart
    I should be crying in a bar

    Barron explains the inspiration behind the song: “When we wrote this song, I was very much overwriting your typical love story. ‘Cryin’ In A Bar’ is a twist. When you feel like your heart should be broken, but in reality, you’re okay!” This innovative perspective on heartbreak is a testament to Barron’s storytelling prowess and her ability to connect with listeners on a deep emotional level.

    “Cryin’ In A Bar” follows Barron’s earlier release, “Betrayed,” which garnered attention from Cowgirl Magazine, The Women of Country, and Poze Magazine. “Betrayed” set the stage for Barron’s journey of overcoming personal challenges, with each song representing a strategic move towards self-discovery and empowerment.

    The production of “Cryin’ In A Bar” holds a special place in Barron’s heart. Reflecting on the recording process, she says, “The production on this song is hands down one of my favorites. I remember being in the studio trying to feel the rhythm, so I started doing the waltz in front of my vocal mic.” This dedication to creating an authentic and engaging sound is evident in the final product.

    As a performer, Ashley Barron commands the stage with a dynamic blend of country and rock. Her concerts are infused with authenticity and grit, drawing from her personal experiences and resonating deeply with audiences. Recently, Barron headlined the National Scleroderma Walk in Napa County, CA, where she was honored as the foundation’s celebrity ambassador.

    Fans can look forward to Barron’s upcoming performances, including the Platteville Fire Department Celebration on June 22, 2024, in Platteville, WI; the Winneshiek County Fair in Decorah, IA, with Joe Nichols on July 12, 2024; and the Dallas County Fair in Iowa, with Craig Morgan on July 13, 2024.

    With “Cryin’ In A Bar,” Ashley Barron continues to carve out her niche in the country music scene, offering a fresh and empowering take on heartbreak. Her ability to blend raw emotion with innovative storytelling sets her apart as a rising star in the industry.

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