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John also said Carlile, who collaborated with him on the song "Never Too Late" for the new documentary about him is "a fantastic writer as well as a fantastic vocalist."
At his Northern Stars concert, the gay singer revealed that for years, family politics deprived him of the Canadian icon.
The Olympic medalist delivers a stunning performance to the Joni Mitchell classic.
Brandi Carlile is a musician's musician, and these collaborations prove just how much she's admired across the industry. Check them out here and be changed for the better.
The performer, who's been out as a lesbian since before her career kicked into high gear, won several awards and spoke about coming out in high school.
The interview can be viewed in a new light after the magazine’s queer cofounder, Jann Wenner, denigrated Black and female musicians.
Rogan, who hosts a big-dollar podcast for Spotify, has been under heavy criticism recently.
Brandi Carlile and Sesame Street is an unexpectedly perfect combination.
The Grammy winner chats with The Advocate about how Elton John, Joni Mitchell, the Indigo Girls, and her chosen family figure into her art.
The LGBTQ+ community just keeps on winning.
"You just have to keep fighting for civil rights," Lauper added in a recent interview.
The Broadway musical that's already had two productions and won the 2020 Pultizer Prize for Drama features a cast of all LGBTQ+ people of color.
The set included "Both Sides Now," "A Case of You," "The Circle Game," and more beloved songs from Mitchell.
The out Americana singer brought down the house when she performed Mitchell's sad Christmas classic for the Kennedy Center Honors.
Ahead of performing at Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration, the out singer-songwriter spoke with The Advocate about the power of music.
Get ready for the Grammys tonight!
The Handmaid's Tale star and Nicole Disson play a female couple navigating the fits and starts of a relationship in the video for Grammy-nominated Carlile's 'Party of One.'
The first episode of Brandi Carlile's Somewhere Over the Radio features artists including Tracy Chapman, Elton John, and the Indigo Girls.
The Black queer feminist author says Rogan's podcast, still carried on Spotify, spreads "dangerous misinformation about Covid and other topics."
