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SUMMARY:Brandi Carlile: A Very Special Solo Performance
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DESCRIPTION:\"Brandi Carlile defies categorization \"” she is country\, s
 he is pop\,\nshe is Americana \"” but most of all\, she's out to make th
 e world a\nbetter place\,\" \"” The Cut. Only a global pandemic could ha
 ve forced\nBrandi Carlile to hit pause. After two hard-fought\ndecades-in-
 the-making\, Carlile was in the midst of experiencing the\nbiggest highs o
 f her acclaimed career thus far. From a show-stealing\ndebut at the 61st G
 rammy Awards\, to her first sold-out arena show at\nMadison Square Garden\
 , to an ever-growing number of awards and\naccolades\, all-star collaborat
 ions and countless other staggering\nachievements. Finding herself stuck a
 t home outside of Seattle in the\nrural foothills of the Cascade Mountains
 \, Carlile had no choice but to\nslow down\, reassess and realign her prio
 rities. Luckily for Carlile\,\nhome happens to be a 90-acre compound share
 d with not only her wife\,\nCatherine\, and two daughters\, but also her c
 hosen family: longtime\ncollaborators and bandmates Tim and Phil Hanseroth
  as well as her\ncello player Josh Neumann among an ever-growing contingen
 cy. It was\nduring this time that In These Silent Days took shape. Inspire
 d by the\nmining of her own history while writing her #1 New York Times Be
 st\nSelling memoir Broken Horses\, the new ten-song record chronicles\nacc
 eptance\, faith\, loss and love and channels icons like David Bowie\,\nFre
 ddie Mercury\, Elton John and Joni Mitchell -- the latter two who\,\nby so
 me sort of cosmic alignment of the stars\, have turned out to be\nclose fr
 iends in addition to being her biggest heroes and\ninspirations. Reuniting
  with producers Dave Cobb and Shooter Jennings\,\nthe album takes Carlile'
 s voice\, which The New York Times says\,\n\"sounds like an element of nat
 ure\,\" and pushes it to even greater\nheights and dramatic peaks. From th
 e anthemic first single \"Right On\nTime\" to the intimately romantic \"Yo
 u and Me On The Rock\" and the\nblistering \"Broken Horses\,\" the songs t
 ell a story of connection and\nempathy in the midst of distance and estran
 gement and showcase an\nartist continuing to push herself and widen her ar
 ms around an\ninclusive\, ever-growing island of misfits. Venue: Freeman A
 rts\nPavilion. Presenter: Joshua M. Freeman Foundation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\"Brandi Carlile defies categorization \"” s
 he is country\, she is pop\, she is Americana \"” but most of all\, she'
 s out to make the world a better place\,\" \"” The Cut. Only a global pa
 ndemic could have forced Brandi Carlile to hit pause. After two hard-fough
 t decades-in-the-making\, Carlile was in the midst of experiencing the big
 gest highs of her acclaimed career thus far. From a show-stealing debut at
  the 61st Grammy Awards\, to her first sold-out arena show at Madison Squa
 re Garden\, to an ever-growing number of awards and accolades\, all-star c
 ollaborations and countless other staggering achievements. Finding herself
  stuck at home outside of Seattle in the rural foothills of the Cascade Mo
 untains\, Carlile had no choice but to slow down\, reassess and realign he
 r priorities. Luckily for Carlile\, home happens to be a 90-acre compound 
 shared with not only her wife\, Catherine\, and two daughters\, but also h
 er chosen family: longtime collaborators and bandmates Tim and Phil Hanser
 oth as well as her cello player Josh Neumann among an ever-growing conting
 ency. It was during this time that In These Silent Days took shape. Inspir
 ed by the mining of her own history while writing her #1 New York Times Be
 st Selling memoir Broken Horses\, the new ten-song record chronicles accep
 tance\, faith\, loss and love and channels icons like David Bowie\, Freddi
 e Mercury\, Elton John and Joni Mitchell -- the latter two who\, by some s
 ort of cosmic alignment of the stars\, have turned out to be close friends
  in addition to being her biggest heroes and inspirations. Reuniting with 
 producers Dave Cobb and Shooter Jennings\, the album takes Carlile's voice
 \, which The New York Times says\, \"sounds like an element of nature\,\" 
 and pushes it to even greater heights and dramatic peaks. From the anthemi
 c first single \"Right On Time\" to the intimately romantic \"You and Me O
 n The Rock\" and the blistering \"Broken Horses\,\" the songs tell a story
  of connection and empathy in the midst of distance and estrangement and s
 howcase an artist continuing to push herself and widen her arms around an 
 inclusive\, ever-growing island of misfits. Venue: Freeman Arts Pavilion. 
 Presenter: Joshua M. Freeman Foundation.
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