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Colbie Caillat tour dates 2024

Colbie Caillat is currently touring across 2 countries and has 10 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Bicentennial Pavilion at Columbus Commons in Columbus, after that they'll be at Britt Pavilion in Medford.

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One of the better shows I have seen in 2017! I had never been to Fred Kavli Theater before. What a nice venue. The seats were spacious with plenty of leg room. Colbie Caillat was wonderful, taking the audience on a trip through her catalog of hit music in chronological order. I am planning on checking the schedule of events to that venue as it was really a great evening of music and so close to home!

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What a awesome evening to see Colbie Caillat! Beautiful State Theatre in Kalamazoo, MI. Concert sound was phenomenal as always there... love the intimate setting and the song selection. Great way to introduce the new Album, Malibu Sessions. Opening acts were combinations of her band. Really wonderful show and experience. Would recommend this type of venue to see her show! Great job to all in loved in bringing her show here to Kalamazoo!!

Beautifully venue. Awesome concert. Would return in an instant. The sound is great quality. From every seat you can see the stage well. It does not feel packed. It's a nice atmosphere.

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Colbie Caillat Setlist at Ole Red, Nashville, TN, USA

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• Fallin' for You Play Video
• Realize Play Video
• I Never Told You Play Video
• Circles ( Post Malone  cover) Play Video
• Worth It Play Video
• Pretend ( Song Debut ) Play Video
• Mean Girl (with Ashley Cooke ) ( Song Debut ) Play Video
• Bubbly Play Video

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• Mar 27 2023 The Hotel Cafe Los Angeles, CA, USA Add time Add time
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IN THE ADRIAN PHILLIPS THEATER

Get ready for a reunion of GRAMMY® winner Colbie Caillat with fellow multi-platinum singer/songwriter and actor Gavin DeGraw for a night of breezy pop and blue-eyed soul. The world fell for Colbie Caillat with her hit song “Bubbly,” and Gavin DeGraw blew up the charts with “I Don’t Want to Be.” The artists are no strangers to working together. They co-wrote the GRAMMY® nominated “We Both Know,” featured in the movie Safe Haven. Caillat, known for her vibey and mellow California sound, has sold millions of albums worldwide and was named one of the top 100 best-selling music artists of the 2000s by Billboard. She’s written with Taylor Swift, toured with John Mayer, and even performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert. DeGraw rose to fame with his song “I Don’t Want to Be”, which was also the theme song for the series One Tree Hill. He’s the rare talent whose inimitable voice and soulful style allows him to seamlessly navigate sharing stages with acts as diverse as Billy Joel, Maroon 5 and Shania Twain. Catch them together this summer at North2Shore.

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Colbie caillat: along the way.

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Her first work released under her own label, Blue Jean Baby, Caillat began the album’s cycle with the release of several promotional singles. Tracks like “Worth It” and “Wide Open” indicated that she’d switched out instruments like the ukulele for a more raw, acoustic guitar. None of the songs are really the kind of country music you find with artists like Miranda Lambert or even Kacey Musgraves, who has always had a softer, more restrained side; Caillat, instead, sounds like a Southern California, boho girl who moved to the country music capital and adapted the genre to fit with her own musical history.

Depending on how familiar you are with her past music, “I’ll Be Here,” featuring Sheryl Crow, the only collaboration on the record, will have you questioning if you shuffled her old album. The song is a rerecording of her 2014 track “Never Gonna Let You Down,” now recorded in the style she wrote the song in. And it’s a much-needed stylistic change. The problem with her entire Gypsy Heart album where the song originally appeared was that the inflated poppy production and sappy songs about self-love didn’t conjure the same charm as the previous free-spirited records she gained fame with. Hearing “I’ll Be Here” alongside the rest of Along the Way makes it feel like it has really found its place.

In the seven years between records, Caillat founded the band Gone West in 2018 alongside her partner of 10 years, Justin Young, and longtime collaborator Jason Reeves (the two have written most of her biggest songs together, like “Bubbly” and “I Never Told You”). When Calliat and Young broke off their engagement and ended their relationship in 2020, the band parted ways. Perhaps being single for the first time since her mid-20s triggered her desire to explore a fresh sound for the next record. And despite the breakup, Along the Way doesn’t really sound sad, and instead, much of the songwriting deals with the late-30s and now single Caillat navigating life. In “Sometimes You Need A Change,” we find Caillat the day after her relationship ended, understanding that the severing of ties between them was necessary. There are references to numerous other musical pieces throughout: she mentions wild horses that carried her away and refers to herself as both a gypsy heart and a rolling stone. There isn’t much blame to be passed around, just acceptance of two people who were no longer fit to be with one another. “ There’s still someone I need to be/ I can’t know us until I know me ,” she concludes during the song’s outro.

Perhaps the best and most country song on the record is “Old and New,” where Caillat describes holding onto the memories of her relationship while now residing in Tennessee. She references pictures on the wall, an LP of Fleetwood Mac’s Rumors playing (her father produced the wildly successful album and several others for the band), and being single and still shy at 35. By far the longest song on the record, its lowkey country elements and long outro easily make it one of the best Caillat songs in over a decade. In fact, lowkey, easy music is the best way to describe the entire record. It is what she has always been known to produce and is what makes the album such a welcome return for Caillat.

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Common Ground Concert Series

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Who’s ready to kick back and chillax at TWO free concerts this summer? Rewind in time to the late 90s and early 2000s for all the nostalgic pop hits. On June 30, we’re bringing chart-toppers Gavin DeGraw  & Colbie Caillat . On August 25, rock out with Sugar Ray , Tonic and Lit . It’s going to be the ultimate throwback experience.  

The Common Ground Concert Series is a partnership with Downtown Columbus, Inc. and CAPA .  

FREE Gavin DeGraw & Colbie Caillat Concert

Sunday, june 30 | 5pm.

Newsletter Ticket Release (2,000 qty): Tuesday, June 4 at 10am. Sign up for our newsletter here!

ALL PRESALE TICKETS HAVE BEEN CLAIMED. 

Public Ticket Release (6,000 qty): Wednesday, June 5 at 10am. When tickets become available, you can find them here.

Both ticket releases are on a first come, first-served basis and we expect that they will be claimed quickly.

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Sunday, June 30 Schedule

5pm – Gates open at Rich Street entrance ONLY. Food trucks and bars will open.  

7pm – Music Starts

FREE Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit Concert

Sunday, august 25 | 5pm.

Newsletter Ticket Release (2,000 qty): Tuesday, July 30 at 10am. Sign up for our newsletter here! 

Public Ticket Release (6,000 qty):  Wednesday, July 31 at 10am. When tickets become available, you can find them here.

August 25 schedule:  

7pm – Music Starts  

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Admission is FREE, but a ticket is required.

Early ticket release to newsletter subscribers: 

• Newsletter subscribers will receive an email at 8am on June 4 with a direct link to the CBUSArts page for Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat and July 30 for Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit. If don't see anything by 9:30am, check your spam/junk folder. 
• FREE tickets go live for newsletter subscribers at 10am. Once you click on the link in the email, you will be placed in a queue. Don't refresh your page! 
• You can only claim 2 tickets per email address. 
• The window to claim early access tickets will close when all 2,000 tickets have been claimed by Columbus Commons and CAPA newsletter subscribers. 
• Since this is a small batch, you are not guaranteed a ticket. If tickets sell out before you claim yours, you can try again on Wednesday, June 5 at 10am for Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat and Wednesday, July 31 for Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit at 10am when the tickets become available to the general public. 
• Tickets are only available online. You will not be able to claim tickets at the CBUSArts Ticket Center or by calling. 
• Be sure to read the FAQs and step-by-step instructions below, before tickets are released at 10am for an easy checkout. 

Please note , signing up for the newsletter does not guarantee access to tickets. Ticket quantities are limited, and we expect all tickets to be claimed quickly on a first-come, first-served basis.   

General Public Ticket Claiming Information:

The general public will have an opportunity to claim tickets on June 5 for Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat and July 31 for Sugar Ray, Lit and Tonic. We anticipate tickets will be claimed quickly, so mark your calendars for the best chance to get your tickets. Tickets are distributed on a first come, first-served basis.  

All tickets will be distributed through CAPA’s Cbusarts.com page. Here are step-by-step instructions for claiming tickets when they become available:  

• Go to cbusarts.com and search Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat or Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit.   
• Add one or two tickets to your cart (tickets are required for all attendees, including children of all ages).  
• Once tickets are in your cart, you will be added to a queue based on the order in which you added the tickets to your cart (it’s a first-come first-served process). DO NOT REFRESH YOUR SCREEN. Wait until the system lets you process your tickets.  
• You will be prompted to create a CBUS Arts account. Be sure to remember this username and password so you can easily access your tickets on show day.  
• If you were not able to claim your tickets, that means all tickets were claimed prior.  

For all questions related to the  concert , look at the FAQs below or email  [email protected] . For all questions regarding  tickets , reach out to the CBUSArts Ticket Center by emailing  [email protected] .

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where should I park?   

Parking for Columbus Commons events is easy and convenient! The most convenient garage is the Columbus Commons Main Garage – two entrances to this garage are available at 55 E. Rich Street and 65 E. Main Street. If you park at the Main Garage, you’ll be closest to the park entrance. Parking rates will be $10 per vehicle, and cash and credit card will be accepted upon entering the garage. If you’re taking Uber or Lyft, the ideal drop-off zone address is 54 E. Rich Street, which will place you near the concert entrance. The Columbus Commons Underground Garage will not be available for general admission event parking.    

Where is the concert entrance?

The only general admission entrance is at the southern end of Columbus Commons near 55 E Rich Street. Please be prepared to have your digital or printed tickets scanned and bags searched. This entrance is handicap accessible. View a map of the park.

How early can I arrive prior to gates opening?  

We know fans are excited about these shows and might want to arrive early to try and claim a space close to the stage; however, the park will be closed to the public starting at 2pm for the both the Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat show, as well as the Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit show. If you arrive before gates open, Columbus Commons security will ask patrons to exit the park (no chairs or other personal belongings left behind - park must be clear starting at 2pm). Security personnel will permit lines to begin forming on the sidewalk of E. Rich Street, so we kindly ask that you do not arrive at Columbus Commons any earlier than 2pm. Gates open at 5pm.

What happens if it rains?   

You are permitted to bring a personal handheld umbrella. The concert will proceed rain or shine; though severe weather may delay or cancel the event. Columbus Commons personnel will be monitoring weather closely and will be ready to activate emergency weather procedures per the Columbus Commons emergency weather plan if necessary.    

In the event of a weather cancellation, if I have already paid for parking will my parking be reimbursed?

We are not able to reimburse parking.

What food and beverages options will be available?  

Columbus Commons’ two cafes, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams and Tortilla Street Food, will be open, along with several of our favorite food trucks including  Dos Hermanos , Elevated Pizza , Island Noodles , Schmidts , Taesty's , Zaki . At the bars, you will be able to purchase a selection of Pepsi products, water, beer, wine and a specialty cocktail. Cash and card will be accepted.  Please note: no ATM will be onsite. Expect long lines at the food trucks and bars; feel welcome to bring in your own food and non-alcoholic beverages.

Can I bring outside food/beverages into Columbus Commons?   

Yes, however outside alcohol is not permitted. You may bring one small, handheld cooler no larger than 16 quarts, which will be subject to search upon arrival. Bars and multiple food vendors are on site for the concert. All personal belongings are subject to inspection, and prohibited items will not be allowed in and are subject to removal once in the park. In addition to large coolers, wagons are not permitted due to limited space for patrons. See the full list of prohibited items below.

Where do I sit?    

Seating space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. No chairs are provided, and guests are welcome to sit directly on our grass. Feel welcome to bring a blanket or chair to sit on, and be prepared to sit close to your neighbors; we expect a full house! No chairs or blankets will be able to be placed before gates open. Gates open at 5pm. Please note: tarps, large coolers and wagons are not permitted.

I have accessibility needs. Where can I sit?  

There will be a reserved area to the right/east side of the north lawn near the brick walkway for patrons with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation services will be provided. If a patron is in need of a listening device, please notify CAPA or Columbus Commons personnel onsite for assistance. 

Can I bring my dog?  

Due to limited space, dogs other than service animals are not permitted for these concerts.   

Can I exit the park and re-enter after my ticket is scanned?  

We have a no re-entry policy.   

Will the carousel be running?   

Yes, visitors can enjoy a ride on the carousel for free until 9pm, weather permitting.   

Can I take photos and videos during the show?   

Yes, you can take photos and videos with your cell phone. Professional cameras are not permitted.

Is this concert family friendly?   

Yes, all ages are welcome, but please note - all patrons are required to have a ticket.  

Safety and Security

Medical personnel will be on-site for first aid needs. Columbus Police and other security staff will be on-site monitoring park activity. All patrons will pass through security screenings, including hand-held metal detectors and bag checks. For your safety and security, all patrons and their personal belongings, including bags and coolers, are subject to inspection before entering the park. Please allow additional time for this process. Weapons of any kind and alcohol are prohibited.

What is not permitted in Columbus Commons for this concert?    

• Coolers larger than 16 quarts   
• Outside alcoholic beverages (please note: DORA beverages are not permitted to be brought inside the park during this event)
• Smoking   
• Plastic tarps   
• Tents or canopies   
• Large golf umbrellas   
• Weapons of any kind   
• Animals, except for service animals   
• Disruptive behavior   
• Leaving and re-entering  

Will there be restrooms available?

There will be two permanent restrooms open, located behind the Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams scoop shop, in addition to 38 portable restrooms located on the east side of the park. Wheelchair accessible restroom facilities are also available on the East side of the park near the Town Street entrance.

What is the Common Ground Concert Series?     

Downtown Columbus, Inc. and CAPA partner to present free nationally renowned artists to the community at Columbus Commons. Free Common Ground Concerts to date include Bruce Hornsby, Blues Traveler, Sheryl Crow, The Beach Boys, Martina McBride and Boyz II Men. Be sure to read all the frequently asked questions below and learn how to claim your tickets for unforgettable free music in the heart of Downtown Columbus!   

Do I need a ticket?    

FREE tickets are required. This is a free concert thanks to Downtown Columbus, Inc. and CAPA. Tickets are limited in quantity to ensure a safe environment for patrons (max 2 tickets per person). We expect tickets to go quickly, so mark your calendars for each concert's ticket release date. See dates above. 

Do children need tickets?   

Tickets are required for everyone. This gives an accurate count of how many people are in the park so we can monitor attendance with health and safety officials.   

What is the free ticket-distribution process?   

A limited number of free tickets (8,000) will be released through the Cbus Arts Ticketing Platform managed by CAPA. They are available on a first come first-serve basis, and we expect tickets to go fast. The breakdown is as follows: 2,000 tickets available while supplies last for Columbus Commons and CAPA newsletter subscribers on June 4 at 10am for the Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat concert, and July 30 for the Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit concert. The following days, 6,000 tickets will be available to the public on June 5 at 10am for Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat Concert and July 30 at 10am for Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit Concert at 10am. 

Can you walk me through the ticket process?  

• Go to cbusarts.com and search Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat or Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit .   

What is a pre-queue, and how does the pre-queue work?

Before the tickets are released to the public, CBUSArts.com will have a pre-queue turned on. Visitors in the pre-queue see a countdown to the start of the sale or registration. Once the sale or registration starts, those early-comers in the pre-queue are randomized, and from that point on anyone else who joins the waiting room will be put at the back of the queue in a first-come, first-served order.

A pre-queue prevents website crashes from early demand and delivers online fairness.

How does the waiting room work?

Guests will be placed in a waiting room queue with an estimate number of how many customers are ahead of you in line. Keep your browser window open to keep your spot in line. Once it is your turn, you will gain access to the ticket link to save your seats.

Do you offer email notifications for customers in line?

Yes! Once in the waiting room, you can sign up to be notified via email when you’re close to getting into the ticket link. When it is your turn, you have a limited amount of time to access the site you want to visit.

Should I refresh my page to update my spot in line?

No. Refreshing your browser while you are waiting in the queue will not effect your position in line. The queue will continue to update to show your current status in line as well as any additional messages from the organizer in real time. When it is your turn, you will be automatically redirected to the website.

I signed up for the newsletter - does that guarantee my tickets?   

Signing up for the newsletter grants you early access to tickets, it does not guarantee tickets. Ticket quantities are limited, and we expect all tickets to be claimed quickly so be sure to mark your calendars for each ticket release date. Newsletter subscribers must sign up by June 3 to be included in the distribution of the early-access link for the Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat concert and by July 29 for the Sugar Ray, Tonic and Lit concert.

What if I don’t get a ticket? What can I do?  

Tickets are limited and may be claimed quickly.

Will tickets be available day-of?

We will not be able to accommodate day-of walk-ups due to crowd capacity.   

How do I find my tickets for the show day?  

All tickets will be delivered digitally and vailable in your digital ticket wallet. To access your tickets, visit wallet.cbusarts.com and login in with your CBUSArts account information. For more information, visit the CAPA FAQ page. If you have any questions about retrieiving your ticket, reach out to [email protected].

Will CBUS Arts, Columbus Commons or CAPA honor tickets reserved through third-party resellers, ticket brokers, or other outside entities?  

Tickets purchased from another source may be counterfeit, and we cannot guarantee you will have a seat upon arrival.  

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Colbie Caillat talks country, covers, collabs ahead of Columbus Commons show

Most pop radio listeners first encountered singer-songwriter Colbie Caillat 's cool-as-a-California-beach-breeze voice on her 2007 breakthrough hit, "Bubbly."

If you were a MySpace junkie, you might remember the song blowing up on the social media network, where Caillat (rhymes with "ballet") went from not knowing how to post music to becoming one of the site's most popular unsigned artists.

Years later, Caillat has headlined tours, scored several more hits, won two Grammys, written songs for other artists and worked with industry titans from Babyface to Taylor Swift. And that's just the condensed version of what the 39-year-old musician has done since her auspicious beginning online.

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Next, she and fellow singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw — with whom she sang the Grammy-nominated duet "We Both Know” — are coming to Columbus Commons for a free concert at 7 p.m. Sunday.

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All tickets for the show have been claimed, so if you missed out, shoot for the Sugar Ray concert Aug. 25. Free tickets are to be released at 10 a.m. on July 31 at columbuscommons.org/events/common-ground .

The Dispatch recently caught up with Caillat, a native Californian now living in Nashville, to discuss her latest album , "Along the Way," her dream collaborations, her friendship with DeGraw and more.

Question: You've been busy these past few years. You were in a band , you toured, you released a country album. What else have you been up to?

Colbie Caillat : All of those things! (Laughs) I've also been trying to find a good balance with work and home life. I love living in Nashville. I have so many great friends here. I can work in this town, travel and work and come home to a really fun town. So, I've just been living life.

Question: "Along the Way" is a departure for you, but your voice sounds comfortable with country. What inspired you to switch gears?

Caillat : It's been a natural progression. Since the beginning of my career, I've been coming to Nashville; it really felt like home away from home. Even though I was categorized as pop, I never felt like I did pop.

I wasn't like, "Oh, I'm going to do a country album." I love steel guitar and dobro… it just feels kind of natural.

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Question: So country wasn't as big a leap for you as, say, Beyoncé or Post Malone ?

Caillat : The interesting thing about being a songwriter, it's how the song is produced and what you do with it. All of those artists have been produced more pop and urban. I love Beyoncé on piano and guitar. It's amazing when artists can explore other genres.

Question: You've done some great covers including Roberta Flack's " Killing Me Softly ," Lauryn Hill's " Tell Him " and Sister Sledge's "We Are Family." What other songs do you enjoy covering?

Caillat : Lately, I've been covering Post Malone's "Circles" and Brooks & Dunn's "Neon Moon." I grew up with all different genres of music; I was raised on harmonies and heartbreaking lyrics, which I absolutely love. Now I think I might need to start finding a new batch of songs to make my own.

Question: The aforementioned cover songs lean heavily toward R&B. How did you come by your love for the genre?

Caillat : I was raised on classic rock, reggae and R&B. The first time I knew I wanted to sing was when I heard Lauryn Hill sing "His Eye Is on the Sparrow" in "Sister Act 2." That someone's voice could sound that beautiful and effortless is amazing. Even her work with the Fugees, I love that record and "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill."

Question: Who would you love to collaborate with?

Caillat : Post Malone, Coldplay — working with Chris Martin would be a dream, Morgan Wallen. I am making a collaboration album with a lot of artists; it's in the works. I've been talking about doing it for four or five years, then the pandemic happened. Now, it just feels right.

Question: Speaking of collaborating, you and Gavin DeGraw performed here last year at a benefit. Have you worked together since or will this be a reunion?

Caillat : We're best friends; we see each other all the time! He's in Nashville a lot of the time. We went onstage with (country-pop singer) Brett Young (recently). There's always something we're doing.

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Question: Are you singing together at the upcoming show or doing separate sets?

Caillat : Both! We each do our own set, then do roughly 30 minutes together. Gavin has one of my favorite voices I've ever heard. We'll be sharing a band and doing all of our songs throughout our careers, plus some cover songs together. It'll be a mix-up of him and me with audience interaction. It's going to be really fun with good energy.

Question: What's coming down the road for you?

Caillat : We just have a week of shows this August, playing some festivals in California and Florida and the U.K. I took a lot of the summer off to travel for fun. I have a lot of trips booked with friends and family that I'm really looking forward to.

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