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Sufjan Stevens To Release 'Carrie & Lowell Live' Later This Month

Monday, 03 April 2017 Written by Laura Johnson

Sufjan Stevens will release 'Carrie & Lowell Live' later this month.

The audio and visual recordings of his November 2015 performance of his latest album, 'Carrie & Lowell', at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, South Carolina will arrive on April 28.

Check out the setlist and a clip of the show below:

  1. Redford (For Yia-Yia and Pappou)
  2. Death With Dignity
  3. Should Have Known Better
  4. All Of Me Wants All Of You
  5. John My Beloved
  6. The Only Thing
  7. Fourth Of July
  8. No Shade In The Shadow Of The Cross
  9. Carrie & Lowell
  10. Drawn To The Blood
  11. Eugene
  12. Vesuvius
  13. Futile Devices
  14. Blue Bucket Of Gold
  15. Blue Bucket Outro

Encore:

  1. Hotline Bling (featuring Gallant)

It was also recently announced that Stevens teamed up with Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly and James McAlister for a collaborative album, ‘Planetarium’.

The project, which has its roots in work commissioned for Muhly by Muziekgebouw Eindhoven, is set to arrive on June 9 through 4AD.

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