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Michelle Branch began her sold-out Everywhere and Back Again Tour at Seattle’s Showbox on September 27, 2026, playing 21 songs from across her career. The tour is tied to an EP due November 6, which includes new versions of “Breathe” and “The Game of Love” and a “Goodbye to You” duet with Maren Morris.
Michelle Branch opened her sold-out Everywhere and Back Again Tour at Seattle’s Showbox on Sunday, September 27, performing a 21-song set spanning her 25 years in music. The opening show launched a tour linked to her forthcoming EP, due November 6, and was followed the next day by the release of a new “Goodbye to You” featuring Maren Morris, according to Consequence.
Branch began the Seattle concert with “Drop in the Ocean,” then played “Find Your Way Back” and “Breathe,” a song from her 2003 album Hotel Paper. The report says she has re-envisioned “Breathe” for the upcoming EP. The set drew heavily from Hotel Paper and her 2001 breakout album The Spirit Room, including “You Set Me Free,” “All You Wanted” and “Are You Happy Now?”
She also performed “With Every Heartbeat,” which the report describes as a new song she has played live but has not recorded. Other selections included “The Game of Love,” her Grammy-winning single with Santana, as well as “Goodbye to You,” “One of These Days” and “Something to Sleep To.” The encore paired “Hopeless Romantic” with “Everywhere.”
On September 28, Branch released a new version of “Goodbye to You” featuring Maren Morris, ahead of the EP’s November 6 release. Its video recreates a prom scene from MTV’s reality series Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County; former cast member Kristin Cavallari appears in the video, according to Consequence.
A Tour Built Around Branch’s Catalog
The opening show connects Branch’s current touring plans with songs that established her early-2000s career. A set spanning “The Spirit Room” and “Hotel Paper”, alongside later material and an unrecorded live song, gives audiences a view of how the performance balances familiar releases with newer work.
The November EP provides a second release point during the tour. Its reported reworked versions of “Breathe” and “The Game of Love,” along with Morris’s appearance on “Goodbye to You,” bring collaborators and older songs into the current run. The Seattle concert and the next-day single release mark the start of that rollout, while the report does not describe how the songs will feature in later shows.
From Seattle to November’s EP
The tour began September 27 at the Showbox in Seattle. Consequence reported that the initial leg’s dates were sold out. The next listed show was September 29 at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom, followed by two San Francisco dates at The Castro on October 1 and 2; the supplied report’s separate date list gives October 2 but omits October 1.
The published schedule continues through November, with dates in Boston, New York City, Asbury Park, Nantucket, Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Lexington. Additional dates are listed from February through March 2027, including stops in Charleston, Atlanta, Nashville, Dallas, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. The tour’s title matches the forthcoming EP, Everywhere and Back Again, scheduled for November 6.
““a career-spanning set that celebrated her 25 years in music””
— Consequence
Details Still Missing From the Report
The source does not provide comments from Branch or Morris about the tour, the EP or their collaboration. It also does not give ticket availability for each upcoming date, or say whether the sold-out status applies beyond the initial 2026 leg. Although the report calls the set 21 songs, it does not explain whether the setlist may change at later performances.
The supplied schedule has a discrepancy around the early California dates: the narrative says Branch heads to San Francisco for two nights on October 1 and 2, while the listed schedule shows October 2 and then Los Angeles on October 3. Readers should check the artist’s current schedule for confirmed venue dates and ticket information.
Upcoming Stops and EP Release
The report lists Portland’s Crystal Ballroom for September 29 as the next stop after Seattle, followed by the California dates. The 2026 run is scheduled to continue into November, with additional North American dates listed for February and March 2027. The EP is due November 6, during the reported run of shows.
Further updates could clarify the conflicting October schedule entry and whether the live set will change as the tour progresses. The source does not state when tickets will become available for individual dates or announce additional releases from the EP.
Key Questions
Where did Michelle Branch’s tour begin?
It opened at Seattle’s Showbox on September 27, 2026, according to Consequence.
How many songs were in the opening set?
The report describes a 21-song set, ending with an encore of “Hopeless Romantic” and “Everywhere.”
When does the Everywhere and Back Again EP come out?
The EP is scheduled for release on November 6, 2026, according to the source report.
What is new about the latest version of “Goodbye to You”?
The version released September 28 features Maren Morris. Its video includes Kristin Cavallari and recreates a prom scene from Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County.
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