The end-of-year celebrations close an exciting 2022 for the singer. Alanis was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame by Olivia Rodrigo. She released the first meditation album of hers, The Storm Before The Calm, co-written with Dave Harrington (Darkside). And earlier this year he finished his tour celebrating 25 years of JAGGED LITTLE PILL in the United States and Europe..
About Alanis Morissette
Since 1995, Alanis Morissette has been one of the most influential singers, songwriters, and musicians in contemporary music. Her songs and her deeply expressive performances have earned her much critical acclaim and seven Grammy Awards. Her debut album, 1995’s “JAGGED LITTLE PILL,” was followed by nine other eclectic and acclaimed albums. She has contributed musically to theatrical releases and has acted on film and television. On December 5, 2019, the musical “JAGGED LITTLE PILL” made its Broadway debut at the Broadhurst Theater in New York City. The show has been nominated for fifteen Tony Awards, winning 2 at the 2021 ceremony. In July 2020, Alanis released her ninth studio album Such Pretty Forks In The Road with excellent reviews. In August 2021, Alanis kicked off her sold-out world tour to celebrate 25 years of Jagged Little Pill. The tour became the #1 female-led tour of 2021 and also one of the biggest world tours of 2021, selling more than 500,000 tickets. Alanis also stars in a Fox comedy, “The Great North,” which will return for a third season in 2022.
Outside of entertainment, Alanis is an avid advocate for mental health, female empowerment, and spiritual and physical well-being. In 2016, she launched “Conversation with Alanis Morissette,” a podcast featuring conversations with a variety of respected authors, clinicians, educators, and therapists, covering a wide range of psychosocial topics ranging from spirituality to recovery, development, and art. Guests included Gabor Maté and Dan Siegel, as well as many other leaders and teachers. A dedicated charitable activist, she has supported numerous causes that focus on empowerment, art, psychological and spiritual healing, relationships, and environmental causes, earning her a United Nations Global Tolerance Award. Alanis was also honored with Rock the Vote’s Patrick Lippert Award for her dedication to causes that make the world safer for young people, including the Groundwork benefit concert for The Act to Reduce Hunger, as well as various fundraisers. for gun control and for the families of the victims of 9/11. Along with Harville Hendrix, John Gottman, Sue Johnson, and Dr. Dan Siegel, Alanis founded the organization Relationships First, which enables people to communicate without judgment, listen without judgment, and connect across their differences. She has spoken at various events, including the 1440 Conference on the Evolution of Psychotherapy and Multiversity, where she explored “staying connected to self, spirit, and others.”