Brandi Carlile to Release New Album ‘By the Way, I Forgive You’
Brittney McKenna
Posted On November 16, 2017
Brandi Carlile’s 2015 album The Firewatcher’s Daughter was one of our favorite albums at ND, and earned the singer-songwriter critical acclaim from plenty of other outlets (not to mention love from plenty of fans), too. This week she announced the follow-up to that album, and we’re pretty stoked about it.
By the Way, I Forgive You is due out via Low Country Sound, an imprint of Elektra run by producer Dave Cobb, on February 16. Cobb produced the album alongside Shooter Jennings, and the album will be Low Country Sound’s first release. Carlile and company recorded the album at Nashville’s historic RCA Studio A. Longtime collaborators Tim and Phil Hanseroth were also on hand, and co-wrote the album’s songs with Carlile.
Along with the album announcement, Carlile also shared the album’s first single, “The Joke,” and revealed a string of tour dates in support of the new release. By the Way, I Forgive You follows The Firewatcher’s Daughter as well as another 2017 release from Carlile, a 10th anniversary edition of her landmark sophomore album The Story called Cover Stories: Brandi Carlile Celebrates 10 Years of the Story (An Album to Benefit War Child).
Listen to “The Joke,” see the By the Way, I Forgive You track list, and check out Carlile’s upcoming tour dates below.
By the Way, I Forgive You track list:
1. Every Time I Hear That Song
2. The Joke
3. Hold Out Your Hand
4. The Mother
5. Whatever You Do
6. Fulton County Jane Doe
7. Sugartooth
8. Most Of All
9. Harder To Forgive
10. Party Of One
Brandi Carlile tour dates:
December 13—Anaheim, CA—House of Blues
December 15—Stanford, CA—Memorial Auditorium
December 16—Davis, CA—Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts
December 17—Grass Valley, CA—Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Auditorium
January 12-14—Cancun, Mexico—Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Riviera Maya
February 4-11—Cayamo, A Journey Through Song
March 3—Vancouver, BC—Commodore Ballroom
March 4—Bellingham, WA—Mt. Baker Theatre
March 30—Seattle, WA—Moore Theatre
March 31—Seattle, WA—Moore Theatre
April 5—New York, NY—Beacon Theatre
April 6—New York, NY—Beacon Theatre
April 21-22—North Charleston, SC—High Water Fest
May 4—Boston, MA—Orpheum Theatre
June 15—Chicago, IL—Chicago Theatre
August 12—Denver, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre
