A History of Brandi Carlile tickets

Like her music, which balances on the edge of energetic rock and deeply emotional folk and country, Brandi Carlile's voice, too, teeters on the edge of two ranges, somewhere between alto and soprano, which gives it a scrape and rasp that matches her music perfectly. Pick up some Brandi Carlile tickets to see what this riveting singer, who exposes her inner self through her vulnerable songs, is capable of. Born outside Seattle, Washington, in 1981, Brandi Carlile taught herself to sing and play guitar before hitting the Seattle club scene, slowly building an audience. There, she met the twin brothers Tim (guitar) and Phil (bass) Hanseroth, and wisely convinced them to form a backup band for her. After self-publishing her songs and selling the albums at her shows, Carlile, with her loyal following, signed a recording contract with Columbia Records. She released her debut album, Brandi Carlile in 2005, which included some of the songs she had self-recorded, then toured extensively with the Hanseroth twins, preparing songs for her second album, The Story in 2007. Her popularity continued to rise as the album enjoyed Billboard success, and particularly when songs from her second album, including 'Tragedy' and 'Throw It All Away,' were featured on ABC television's Grey's Anatomy. Brandi Carlile, sticking with the twins as her backup band, began touring as a headliner, and scored a hit with her third album, Giving Up the Ghost, with the single 'Dreams' and a duet with Elton John called 'Caroline.' Carlile's most recent album is Live at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Sympohny.