Alanis Morisette New Music Underway As Singer Unveils New Tour Dates With Garbage

Alanis Morisette is finally back on the road again with the 25th-anniversary tour of her Jagged Little Pill album. As Alanis finally unveiled the tour dates, will the hitmaker be releasing new music?

The seven-time Grammy winner recently released the North American and European dates for her Jagged Little Pill jubilee tour.

It continued her 2021 concerts for the 25th anniversary of her third album.

The 47-year old singer shared to her 553,000 Twitter followers the new dates for her comeback tour continuing this July and August 2022.

Ticket presale for Alanis' North American and Canadian tour begins today at 10 a.m. local. Fans can get codes upon signing to her mailing list.

To sign up for the mailing list, fans can register at the website. On the other hand, the general public can purchase tickets on March 11 at 10 a.m. local.

Alanis Morisette Tour With Garbage

With shows in North America and Canada, Alanis Morisette sought the help of the American rock band Garbage as her front act.

The rock band Garbage will next join Morissette on the North American part of the tour, which will see her make many stops in Canada before winding her way through the United States.

On the previous year's tour, Garbage joined the "Thank U" singer for two nights at the Hollywood Bowl, which marked the end of the tour's American leg.

Billboard was in attendance for the tour's second evening performance at the venue when Morissette showcased her powerful, "crystal-clear" voice as well as her penchant for updating lyrics to reflect life as she knows it in the twenty-first century.

Alanis Morisette's New Music

Ahead of the continuation of her tour, Rolling Stone reported that the "You Oughta Know" hitmaker will release her new song "Olive Branch" on March 11, co-written by Michael Farrell, who also produced the new track with Henrik Jakobsson.

Fans of the tour will get to hear the new song live, along with the songs from Morisette's debut album "Jagged Little Pill," which celebrates its 25th anniversary.

After releasing the smash album Jagged Little Pill in 1995, Morissette rose to rock 'n' roll star status, which she holds at 47.

The album peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for 12 weeks, making her the youngest artist in history to win album of the year at the Grammy Awards in 1996 at 21 years old.