I think the venues that will make sense for me forever are the intimate ones. SB: It’s a really hard question to answer because they’re so different. JJ: On the Brave Enough Tour you played a bunch of tiny and intimate shows and then on the Blessed Unrest Tour you played a bunch of big theaters. And then on other nights it was just like “Chasing the Sun” or “Eden.” But I do have to say that playing “Brave” every night was super, super fun because it is just really connecting with the audience right now and people are singing along.
We did a song on the record called “December” a handful of times and that was really satisfying to me as well.
I think some nights I loved really digging into the ballads, singing a song like “Manhattan” was really satisfying. To be honest, it sort of changed from night to night.
What was your favorite song to perform each night? Just Jared: Congratulations on wrapping up the Blessed Unrest Tour. Other people run away and one sits up before the gym owner shuttles away before they return.Sara Bareilles – “Manhattan” (Live at Variety Playhouse)Ĭlick inside to read our exclusive interview with Sara Bareilles… Sara Bareilles Interview – Exclusive! Back at that location, Sara jumps and 4 people unite and dance with her and 3 more after the scenes of other places in the world. In a chinese location, a woman hugs a man's arm, moves down and lays on the ground. On a street, Sara and the gang walk on the sidewalk. At the mall, an overhead view of a person in the first floor of the building grabs someone's hand to make another person dance along with the other. Sara dances close to a person sitting on the stone bench while people are recording her performances to their phones. On the part after one person taunts in the mall, we see kids and teens walking to the clothing shop. During the segment, clips from the gym, mall, library and some outdoor places are shown and after Sara starts singing, they dance in the locations. After cutting into the music video, we see Sara Bareilles releasing her hand from the camera who then steps away from it. Brave is a 2013 music video sung by Sara Bareilles with people dancing in various locations shot in a number of countries or states.
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