Brandi Carlile

We haven't performed many times. We did Dodger Stadium.

We haven't performed many times. We did Dodger Stadium.

We haven't performed many times. We did Dodger Stadium.

Much more eager.

Much more eager.

Much more eager.

Yeah. The first time we actually sang together, though, I don't know if you remember this exact, the exact first time we actually ever sang together in real life was in Joni's living room. On that country song.

Yeah. The first time we actually sang together, though, I don't know if you remember this exact, the exact first time we actually ever sang together in real life was in Joni's living room. On that country song.

Yeah. The first time we actually sang together, though, I don't know if you remember this exact, the exact first time we actually ever sang together in real life was in Joni's living room. On that country song.

No. What a sentence. It was an old country song that I've loved since I was a little kid called You Can Tell Your Friend They're With You, He'll Have to Go.

No. What a sentence. It was an old country song that I've loved since I was a little kid called You Can Tell Your Friend They're With You, He'll Have to Go.

No. What a sentence. It was an old country song that I've loved since I was a little kid called You Can Tell Your Friend They're With You, He'll Have to Go.

Paul McCartney would come.

Paul McCartney would come.

Paul McCartney would come.

That's amazing. Harry Styles.

That's amazing. Harry Styles.

That's amazing. Harry Styles.

It's getting more and more common. I started seeing it happen at all the tributes and stuff like that. But now I think it's just kind of a part of it because they look like monitors on stage, so you can't tell. But I'm sure that it's interesting because a lot of musicians haven't figured out how to not look at them when they're performing, so I hate seeing that.

It's getting more and more common. I started seeing it happen at all the tributes and stuff like that. But now I think it's just kind of a part of it because they look like monitors on stage, so you can't tell. But I'm sure that it's interesting because a lot of musicians haven't figured out how to not look at them when they're performing, so I hate seeing that.