Sink returned to Broadway this spring in 'John Proctor Is the Villain,' which she calls "the most important thing" she's been ...

Ethel Merman sang it first, in the 1936 Cole Porter musical “Red, Hot and Blue,” which became the title of the 1990 AIDS awareness album “Red Hot + Blue.” On a starry compilation of pop covers of ...

Fans knew an official musical alliance between kindred spirits Elton John and Brandi Carlile was ... as well as the sweet pop song “Someone to Belong To.” Carlile, meanwhile, earns a spotlight ...

Brandi Carlile then played her songs ‘The Joke’ and ‘The Story’, while Sir Elton broke out classics like ‘Tiny Dancer’, ‘Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me’, ‘I Guess That’s Why ...

The resulting songs somehow manage to be unequivocally the work of Elton John and Brandi Carlile while sounding unlike any album either have made before." ...

Elton John and Brandi Carlile have teased another song from their upcoming collaborative album, Who Believes in Angels? “Swing for the Fences” is a buoyant pop-rock moment from the pair of ...

The resulting songs somehow manage to be unequivocally the work of Elton John and Brandi Carlile, while sounding unlike any album either have made before. Elton and Brandi will be in the UK for ...

And the album’s signature song, “The Joke,” helped earn her several Grammy Awards. (Now, she has a new album coming with Elton John.) The theme of Brandi Carlile’s signature 2018 LP By the ...

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile enlisted tribal group The Makah Singers for “Wandering,” which she wrote specifically for “The Americas.” About working on the song for the ...

Brandi Carlile has released a new song, “Wandering.” The track is a collaboration with tribal group the Makah Singers and was written and recorded for NBC/Peacock nature series The Americas ...

The first episode premiered on Sunday (Feb. 23), and it also included a new song by Brandi Carlile called “Wandering.” “Wandering” features the Makah Singers, about which Carlile said ...

The Recording Academy certainly couldn’t resist the star-powered piano ballad, nominating it for song of the year in 2022. 5. Elton John and Brandi Carlile, “Never Too Late” It might be an ...