Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent What's On Guide.
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Sep
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Sep
19
Frost Amphitheater
The road is calling Brandi Carlile back once again. Adding a second North American leg to her highly-anticipated "The Human Tour" this year, the ""By the Way, I Forgive You" singer is heading out for live shows in support of her new album "Returning To Myself". Hoping to share intimate nights of song in huge concert venues on the list, you're in for the ultimate showcase of her very best, including her top hits, fan faves, and new music. A winner of nine Grammys, two Emmys, and a slew of of accolades to her name, her pop, rock, folk, country, and alt-rock bangers have shaken up the scene since she began performing in 2004. Pretty much a living legend for her run of masterpieces like "Right on Time", "A Beautiful Noise" with Alicia Keys, "The Joke", and "Broken Horses", Carlile is keeping it all up with new music straight from her heart. Part of the tour is a special stop at Frost Amphitheater on Saturday, September 19 with special guest CMAT. Don't miss out by booking your tickets now!
It's another round of rockin' live shows by Brandi Carlile. Adding another North American leg this fall for her highly-anticipated "The Human Tour", the singer-songwriter & producer looks forward to sharing her best hits and new music off of her new album "Returning To Myself". As the road calls, Carlile answers with beautiful nights of song. With a stop coming up in Stanford, at the Frost Amphitheater, the concert will be opened by special guest CMAT.
This extended trek supports Carlile's newest album, "Returning To Myself", released last October 2025. Praised by critics for its "philosophical" and "spiritual" lyrical tales matched with exquisite musical production, it's widely considered as one of the singer's best albums yet. Debuting at #7 on the Billboard 200, it marked her fifth top-ten album in the US.
Following her 2021 release "In These Silent Days", Carlile started writing songs with Elton John, including their iconic collab "Never Too Late". The pair soon released their collaborative record "Who Believes in Angels?". As she kept on writing and recording, Carlile was found feeling like she's "Returning To Myself".
As the album shares philosophical tension between reflection and connection, Carlile shares her deepest thoughts in a set of heart-striking tracks. "“Returning to Myself,” wonders aloud about how much value there is in going deeply inward for solitary reflection, versus constant connectedness," Variety writes in a feature, sharing how changes were looming in the singer's life.
While her previous solo record in 2021 tackled letting her diva self out once more, "Returning To Myself" finds Carlile sitting down with her thoughts, directly connecting to her listeners' hearts. While she wanted to be "out and loud" in the 2021 era where music was hungry to get out of the pandemic, "I wanted to be out and loud, because we had all been locked in for so long. And that’s not how I felt this time. I felt like I did that already, and I wanted to reflect on some of my atrophied ways of being and thinking," she told Variety.
On stage, witness all of these tensions and reflections come to life as she shares intimate nights of songs that find her "Returning To Myself" at The Human Tour. Don't miss out by booking your tickets now!
Frost Amphitheater, Stanford, California, , US