Colbie Caillat: Gypsy Heart Tour Presented by WALK 97.5

The Grammy Award-winning, multiplatinum songstress’s fourth album, Gypsy Heart, and EP Gypsy Heart Side A, sees Colbie Caillat artistically evolve yet again.
“Musically, Gypsy Heart has the singer-songwriter style fans have loved all these years,but it’s more up-tempo with beats and heavy production on some songs. Combining those two sides was my goal.” she says.
For Gypsy Heart’s campaign song “Try”, she joined forces with Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds. Gently plucking an acoustic guitar along to a lush piano melody, the singer makes a powerful statement about female body image. For the lyric video, she enlists both fans and celebrities to appear without makeup, freeing themselves and bravely embracing natural beauty.
Elsewhere on Gypsy Heart, Caillat cuts loose yet again. “Blaze” could very well be the life of the party over an endless summer with its kinetic energy and breezy hook. Written with longtime friend Reeves and David Hodges, it’s as vibrant as it is vivacious.
At the same time, “If You Love Me Let Me Go” examines a breakup with poetic lyrics and her striking vocal delivery. “It’s that story everyone’s gone through,” she says. “You break up with someone, yet you’re dating them again. It’s a confusing thing. It’s so much worse to do that to yourself though. If you love me, let me go. Stop torturing me and keeping me around just a little bit longer, if we’re not going to last forever.”
Caillat’s music lasts forever. To date, she has been honored with Two Grammy Awards and sold over six million albums and ten million singles worldwide. Her breakthrough hit “Bubbly” remains “one of the best-selling digital tracks in history” and her multi-platinum debut COCO hit #5 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart upon release, while her sophomore set Breakthrough landed at #1. From 2011’s All of You, “Brighter Than The Sun” went platinum and enjoyed over twenty film and television placements, while seeing acclaim from People and NY Post. She’s also played sold out venues everywhere alongside everybody from John Mayer to Sheryl Crow.
At the end of the day, Colbie always challenges herself as a writer, regardless of which direction she travels. “I just want to write songs that stay with people,” she concludes. “If fans can listen to my music on repeat, that’s amazing. And play my songs during memorable moments in their life, I know I want that more than anything.”
• The Paramount Venue Presale starts on Wednesday, 6/25 at 10 AM and ends on Thursday, 6/26 at 10 PM. Tickets go on sale to the General Public on Friday, 6/27 at 10 AM.
• Doors at 7, show starts at 8.