The singer-songwriter will celebrate the 25th anniversary of her career with collaborative EP Everywhere and Back Again, and a tour
Michelle Branch is going back to her electric blue beginnings. To celebrate 25 years of her career in the music industry, and debut album The Spirit Room, the singer-songwriter has announced Everywhere and Back Again, an EP of some of her biggest hits that have been reimagined by other artists. The full project will be out on Nov. 6 via BMG, marking the first release under Branch’s new label home. But a new version of the 2002 hit “The Game of Love” featuring New Radicals’ Gregg Alexander is out now.
“I’ve been in a very creative time in my life,” Branch tells Rolling Stone over the phone. In addition to the EP, the musician will hit the road in the fall for an 18-date trek through the U.S. She’s also putting on a special, nostalgia-packed performance at the Sun Rose that’s meant to recall her first TRL appearance for a few lucky Los Angeles fans on Tuesday night.
It’s a few days before she is set to share the exciting news, and Branch takes the call from her house in Charleston, South Carolina. Despite the busy slate of things ahead of her, she is basking in what she calls “full summer porch vibes,” sitting in a swimsuit and gazing at the palm trees as she details her next chapter.
