Brandi Carlile’s All-Requests Tour Isn’t Just a Magnificent Stunt, but an Unusually Moving Transaction Between Performer and Audience: Concert Review
In a concert review, Variety argues that Brandi Carlile's "Burn the Setlist!" tour, a 19-date outing built around audience requests, works as both a stunt and a moving exchange between performer and audience. The review contends that by largely forgoing a planned setlist, the tour achieves what it calls magic and transcendence. Variety says this is something few if any big rock artists have pulled off before.
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Brandi Carlile’s All-Requests Tour Isn’t Just a Magnificent Stunt, but an Unusually Moving Transaction Between Performer and Audience: Concert Review
Is it possible to plan for magic, serendipity, peak-level proficiency and finally sublimity by… really not planning at all? That is the question. On Brandi Carlile’s current “Burn the Setlist!” tour, the answer is clear: Sometimes Shangri-La really is best reached with a lost roadmap. The shortish 19-date outing Carlile is undertaking at the moment […]
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