Brandi Carlile announced a benefit concert in live broadcast, his first full-band concert since before the COVID-19 pandemic.
The performance – scheduled for Sunday, March 28 at 8:00 pm ET of Nashville’s famous Ryman Auditorium – will support the Rainey Day Fund and Fanny’s School of Music, with the remaining proceeds helping the composer’s live band and his team.
Tickets are currently on sale in two formats: general admission and a package with an order for your new memories, Broken Horses. Full details are available on the Veeps website.
Broken Horses, released on April 6 by the Crown label of Random House Publishing Group, chronicles Carlile’s life and music.
“It’s about how certain profound experiences in my life led me to create art that is important to me,” she said. Rolling Stone In September. “So, it will be like that experience, the catharsis and then the songs, the handful of songs that came from that experience. This is how all my chapters are divided. “
Carlile added that she started working on music for her next LP, which follows 2018 By the way, I forgive you. (This record yielded a 2019 Grammy for Best American Album and an Album of the Year nomination.)
“I’m writing a lot for my next album, which started with me writing a book,” she said. “A lot of what I’m writing in the book is making all of those little songs come out. It’s been a lot like By the way, I forgive you. Like, maybe I just wasn’t done with this. “