See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
Sheryl Wood holds a sign with a title of a song she was hoping Brandi Carlile would sing Tuesday night at Rialto Theatre.
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
Kelly Copley, left, had seeing Brandi Carlile live on her bucket list, but could never get tickets. When they announced Carlile’s two shows at Rialto, Copley joined the fan club and was able to get tickets for her and her daughter, Hannah Weaver.
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
Jennifer Edgar, left, and Maya Amjadi pose in front of the Rialto Theatre Tuesday evening, a few minutes before the line to Brandi Carlile’s sold out show started forming before the doors opened at 6:30 p.m. “I’ve never seen her before,” Amjadi said. “I am so excited.”
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
Will Ohm, left, and his husband, Paul Ohm, celebrated their first wedding anniversary at the Brandi Carlile concert Tuesday night. Neither had seen her in concert and got the tickets at the last minute on Stubhub. Paul Ohm said he tried to get resale tickets weeks ago, but they were too expensive.
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
Denver resident Ginni Williams came to Tucson to see Brandi Carlile. She had tickets for both sold out Rialto shows. She brought with her her 14-year old deaf “poodle with a bad haircut” Jannelle From Florida, a rescue dog that barks at strangers, which is why she is wearing blackout sunglasses.
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
Bonnie Buckingham, left, and Wynette Birecki pose for a selfie outside of Rialto Theatre Tuesday night as the doors open for Brandi Carlile’s second sold out Tucson show.
See the fans lining up for Brandi Carlile in Tucson
A group of fans posed outside of the Rialto Theatre Tuesday, moments after meeting Brandi Carlile before her second soldout show.
Cathalena E. Burch
Reporter