Brandi Carlile has just announced an expansion of “The Human Tour” through fall 2026, which adds a wide stretch of North American dates, including multi-night stops at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, arena shows in Nashville and Texas, and coastal performances that continue to scale the tour outward.
It follows an already massive first leg that saw Carlile headline rooms like Madison Square Garden and the Kia Forum while still managing to make those spaces feel intimate. That balance has always been part of her pull. Big stages that never feel distant.
The fall dates also bring a rotating cast of collaborators and special guests, including Gregory Alan Isakov, The Head and The Heart, and I’m With Her, among others. It is a lineup that reflects the same sense of community that has always surrounded Carlile’s work.
For Colorado specifically, the three-night run at Red Rocks stands out. Not just because of the venue, but because of what those shows tend to become. Destination weekends. Shared experiences. Something closer to a gathering than a typical stop on a tour.
That idea has been a consistent thread throughout “The Human Tour”: moments built around connection. Whether it’s large-scale benefit shows, curated festival-style weekends, or collaborations that blur the line between headliner and guest, the structure always feels intentional.
The tour continues to support Carlile’s latest album, Returning To Myself, a release that has been met with widespread acclaim and further solidified her place as one of the most respected songwriters working today.
With more dates now on the horizon, The Human Tour is not slowing down. If anything, it is settling into something bigger than a typical tour cycle. Something more lasting.
For tickets, presale access, and full tour details, visit brandicarlile.com.
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