Brandi Carlile: I Want to Be Soundgarden’s New Singer
Posted in: Music News
Carlile, whose new album, In These Silent Days, is out now, wants to continue her collaboration with the surviving members of Soundgarden
Watch Pearl Jam Play ‘Better Man’ With Brandi Carlile at Ohana Festival
Posted in: Music NewsThey also debuted the Gigaton songs “Retrograde” and “Alright,” and brought out Andrew Wyatt for “Alive”
Watch Brandi Carlile Cover Joni Mitchell’s ‘Woodstock’
Posted in: Music NewsThe singer played as part of SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series
See Brandi Carlile Play Soundgarden Classics With Surviving Members at the Gorge
Posted in: Music NewsKim Thayil, Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd join fellow Seattle artist to perform “Black Hole Sun” and “Searching With My Good Eye Closed”
How a Teenaged Brandi Carlile Quit School, Overcame Tragedy, and Met Her First Love
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this excerpt from her memoir, ‘Broken Horses,’ the singer-songwriter talks about some of the thrills and trauma from her adolescence
Brandi Carlile Covers Joni Mitchell, Talks ‘Broken Horses’ Memoir on ‘Colbert’
Posted in: Music Country“The honor just took over the nerves and it became my greatest musical moment,” she says of performing for Mitchell
Brandi Carlile to Talk New Memoir With Dolly Parton, Leslie Jordan on Virtual Book Tour
Songwriter will mark the release of ‘Broken Horses’ with a series of conversations
Brandi Carlile to Allow Fully Vaccinated Fans, Chosen at Random, at Her Nashville Concert
Posted in: Music CountryFans must provide proof that they’ve received their Covid-19 vaccine to be considered for the limited-capacity in-person audience
Hear Brandi Carlile’s Studio Recording of John Prine’s ‘I Remember Everything’
Posted in: Music CountryAfter performing Prine’s final recorded song on the Grammys, Carlile provides a studio version for the upcoming Prine tribute album ‘Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows’
Brandi Carlile on Indigo Girls: ‘They’ve Never Asked for Credit, But They Deserve It’
Posted in: Music FeaturesCarlile celebrates Emily Saliers and Amy Ray’s trailblazing influence as musicians, activists, and queer icons
