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Brandi Carlile Plots ‘Burn the Setlist’ All-Request Tour

Longtime bandmates and collaborators Phil and Tim Hanseroth will accompany the musician on the fall trek

Brandi Carlile has unveiled her upcoming "Burn the Setlist (The All Request Tour)" for 2026, a series of US concerts in November and December that will feature a setlist determined by fan votes. The tour will commence on November 5th in Portland, Oregon, progressing through Oakland, Tucson, Des Moines, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Louisville, and Kansas City before concluding with a three-night stint in Port Chester, New York, from December 15th to December 17th.

Carlile will take to the stage as a trio for the duration of the tour, with each night's performance dictated by the audience's preferences. To enhance the concert experience, Carlile will enforce a phone-free policy, requiring attendees to place their devices in Yondr pouches until the end of the show. Fans will receive a QR code at the venue, allowing them to download three bootleg tracks from the performance, along with exclusive photos and content.

The remaining tickets will be sold exclusively to Bramily members and Bramily ticket holders. Premium Bramily members will have access to tickets beginning September 29th at 10:00 a.m. local time, while non-premium members can join the pre-sale on October 2nd at 2:00 p.m. local time. Select dates will also be available for pre-sale through Live Nation, with fans able to sign up for a free All Access membership to join the waiting list.

Tickets will become available to the general public on October 2nd at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster. Carlile has recently released her eighth studio album, "Returning to Myself," and announced the 2027 edition of her Girls Just Wanna Weekend festival, scheduled for January 14th-18th in Riviera Maya, Mexico.

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