Live concert filmed at the Target Center in Minneapolis on February 21, 2026, this full concert titled Be Human: A Concert for Minneapolis captures American singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile during a sold-out benefit evening. A multiple Grammy Award winner and a figure of americana and contemporary folk, the artist unfolds a generous set between intimate ballads, rock anthems and vocal harmonies, with her band and guests. Livestreamed and performed to benefit a human rights organization, the performance combines commitment and emotion. This filmed live concert illustrates Brandi Carlile’s stage talent, able to tip a large arena from intimacy to collective euphoria. The multi-song live capture, played live, highlights the power of her voice and the sincerity of her writing. A live concert to savor for its warmth, narrative force and humanist dimension, ideal for lovers of folk, americana and 2020s North American singer-songwriter music, and a memorable record of an artist turning a benefit show into a shared moment of communion.
Setlist
- Returning to Myself
- Human
- Mainstream Kid
- Broken Horses
- A War With Time
- A Woman Oversees
- Right on Time
- Who Believes in Angels?
- Beginning to Feel the Years
- The Things I Regret
- You Without Me
- The Mother
- The Story
- You and Me on the Rock
- No One Knows Us
- Sinners, Saints and Fools
- Long Long Time (reprise de Linda Ronstadt)
- The Joke
- Hold Out Your Hand
- Viva la Vida (reprise de Coldplay, avec The Head and the Heart) (rappel)
- Church & State (rappel)
- Uninvited (reprise d'Alanis Morissette) (rappel)
- A Long Goodbye (rappel)
- It's Okay to Change Your Mind (avec Singing Resistance Twin Cities) (rappel)
Personnel & credits
- Brandi Carlile — vocals, guitar
- Phil Hanseroth — bass, backing vocals
- Tim Hanseroth — guitar, backing vocals
- Chauntee Ross — violin, backing vocals
- Monique Ross — cello, backing vocals
- Dave Mackay — piano, keyboards
- Terence Clark — drums
- Solomon Dorsey — keyboards, guitar, percussion, backing vocals
- Kevin Garcia — director
- Gabriel Gely — director of photography
- Bob Clearmountain — mixing
- Sean Quackenbush — front of house engineer








