27-Track Vinyl 4LP Live Collection Captured Over Five Nights in 2019 with Special Guests Brandi Carlile, Emmylou Harris, Jason Isbell, Lucius, Maren Morris, Natalie Hemby, Amanda Shires & Stevie Nicks!

Sheryl Crow has defined the essential place of a woman in rock since releasing her 7x platinum-certified Tuesday Night Music Club and self-titled Best Rock Album Grammy-winning follow-up. Raw, rue and to the point, her lean approach to life with a freedom and euphoria that defied the rules that made the BMI Songwriter of the Year a go-to multi-instrumentalist inspiring musicians and music fans alike. But rock & roll is at its best live, and that's where the 9x Grammy Award-winner really shines. At a time when concerts have been suspended, Crow delivers Live From the Ryman and More. The guitar-forward concepts that defined almost three decades of the most indelible songs for driving hard, chilling out and making one's mark on the world bristles with the kind of brio that translates those performances no matter the space consumed.

From the first propulsive downstrokes of "Steve McQueen," Crow takes control of the moment. Recorded over five nights at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium, Los Angeles' cutting edge Ace Theatre and the legendary Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island, the songwriting superstar delivers a masterclass in roots music - from rock, pop, gospel, blues that is psychedelic in places and country in others - as well as friendship and the joy of being alive. Joined by friends, influences and rising stars such as Brandi Carlile, Emmylou Harris, Jason Isbell, Lucius, Maren Morris, Natalie Hemby, Amanda Shires and Stevie Nicks, Live From the Ryman and More captures a zeitgeist of knowledge, power and the rapture of utter freedom stretched over some of the tersest playing this side of The Rolling Stones.

Drawing on songs from across her prodigious career, Live From the Ryman and More finds Carlile and Morris harmonizing on "If It Makes You Happy," Nicks guesting on the Country-forward "Prove You Wrong," Harris adding shimmering angst to "Nobody's Perfect," Isbell joyously throttling Bob Dylan's "Everything Is Broken" and Lucius creating a bluesy Gospel tension on "Run, Baby, Run." The immediacy surges throughout the performances, but ultimately Crow's voice and what she does with it defines these songs. Just as compellingly, this 27-song set – captured live in 2019 - demonstrates the songs from her critically lauded Threads and match the potency of Live From the Ryman and More's signature tracks, including "Strong Enough," "All I Wanna Do," "Soak Up The Sun" and her transcendent version of Cat Stevens' "The First Cut Is The Deepest."