“Swing for the Fences” puts Brandi Carlile in a lane that caters to her strengths as an artist. It’s a familiar tune that carries the folk and country sensibilities that have turned her into ...

The pair wrote and created the album with John's long-time co-writer Bernie Taupin and producer Andrew Watt. Who Believes in Angels? features previously released singles "Swing for the Fences ...

Mission accomplished. The album, which came out April 4, debuted at No. 1 on the U.K. Official Albums chart, giving Carlile her first No. 1 on the tally and her first to reach the chart's top 40.

Elton John and Brandi Carlile perform "Swing For The Fences": The fact that John got through the recording process at all is remarkable. For the past year, he's been fighting a severe eye ...

An Evening With Elton John and Brandi Carlile features a few classics from both musicians, ... That energy is matched by “Swing for the Fences,” another one from the new record, ...

A Martínez: Brandi, the song "Swing for the Fences" — I read that you felt like that was your gem that you were going to bring to this whole thing. Brandi Carlile: It's a love letter to LGBTQ ...

A Martínez: Brandi, the song "Swing for the Fences" — I read that you felt like that was your gem that you were going to bring to this whole thing. Brandi Carlile: It's a love letter to LGBTQ ...

The best duet performance is the album's most youthfully upbeat, the rhinestone-rock splurge "Swing for the Fences." Meanwhile, Carlile's acoustic "You Without Me" might bring to mind the indie ...

Elton John had an ulterior motive for making his latest album, Who Believes in Angels?, a collaboration with his good friend Brandi Carlile. The icon wanted to help the 11-time Grammy winner ...