Brandi Carlile, born on June 1, 1981, in Ravensdale, Washington, is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter and producer. Her music seamlessly blends folk rock, alternative country, and Americana, showcasing her powerful voice and emotive storytelling.
Carlile's self-titled debut album (2005) received critical acclaim, marking her entry into the music scene. Breakthrough with The Story (2007) brought her wider recognition, with the title track becoming particularly popular. Over her career, Carlile has earned eleven Grammy Awards, reflecting her significant impact on the music industry.
Memoir - Broken Horses (2021): In this New York Times bestselling memoir, Carlile shares her life experiences, offering insights into her personal and professional journey. In 2025, Carlile collaborated with Elton John on the album Who Believes in Angels?, set for release on April 4. This project merges their distinct musical styles and serves as a tribute to LGBTQ+ icons.