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Michelle Branch is celebrating 25 years since the release of her breakthrough album “The Spirit Room” with an extensive touring schedule and a new EP. After her initial tour dates sold out quickly, Branch announced additional tour stops running from February through March, though those performances have also reached capacity.
To commemorate this milestone, Branch is releasing the “Everywhere and Back Again” EP in November, which will feature reimagined collaborations with other artists on some of her most recognizable tracks. Recent previews include a duet with Gregg Alexander of New Radicals on “The Game of Love” and a performance with Maren Morris on “Goodbye to You” at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, a venue she will visit again during the upcoming tour leg.
Despite the sold-out status of most dates, fans still have options for obtaining tickets. The official website maintains a waitlist for availability, though spots may be limited. Secondary ticket marketplaces including StubHub, SeatGeek, VividSeats, and Ticketnetwork continue to offer resale inventory, with prices varying significantly by location. Some venues offer more affordable entry points, with tickets starting around $70 for select dates, while premium venues like New York’s Beacon Theatre command substantially higher prices.
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Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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