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Vanessa Carlton Was ‘Frozen’ After Roe v. Wade Got Overturned—and Then Stevie Nicks Called

Por: The Daily Beast Entertainment September 24, 2022

Over the past couple years, some musicians have taken the turbulence of our crumbling democracy and a global pandemic and turned it into art. Vanessa Carlton acknowledges this, but she can’t identify with it.“I’m just not like that. I’m literally frozen,” she says. “I’m just absorbing, frozen in my chair, looking at my laptop.”But when her dear friend and mentor asked Carlton to join her on tour this fall, it was the boot she... + full article



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