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Forget about the Grammys — Brandi Carlile just received the honest honor a musician can possibly earn. The out singer appeared on the most recent episode of children's entertainment program Sesame ...

US pop rock star Brandi Carlile has revealed she is planning a Christmas song with veteran British singer Sir Elton John.

Elton John and Brandi Carlile have unveiled their new original song "Never Too Late (From The Film “Elton John: Never Too Late”)’. A collaboration between these longtime friends and artistic kindred ...

Two of Sesame Street’s biggest stars, Big Bird and Snuffleupagus, recently performed a new song with six-time Grammy Award winner Brandi Carlile. During the lesbian singer-songwriter’s recent ...

These two reconvened on Zoom with Variety to talk through the background and making of the song, their first real collaboration after a two-decade mutual fandom and friendship. Naturally, “Never Too ...

NPR listeners share the one song that hit them the hardest this year, and tell us why they laughed, cried, or simply couldn’t ...

Almost exactly a year ago, Brandi Carlile took a bow with Joni Mitchell at the final “Joni Jam” concert at the Hollywood Bowl and the next morning hopped a flight to New York. Full of feelings after ...

After a string of Grammys, Emmys, and every other kind of award, Brandi Carlile has a music career that feels almost inevitable. Who Believes in Angels?, her new collaborative release with Elton John, ...

Brandi Carlile, Maple Valley's multiple-Grammy Award-winning roots rocker, has received her first Oscar nomination. The nominated song, "Never Too Late," written by Carlile, Elton John, Bernie Taupin ...

Brandi Carlile begins her new album with a verse raising the issue of mortality, and the question of what a godly design for these fleeting lives might be, if any at all. “Is there some freewheeling ...