Billie Eilish and her brother, Finneas O Connell performed an intimate acoustic set at Jack White’s Third Man Records in Nashville Wednesday night.
Third Man Records will release the acoustic Billie Eilish live album next month in December. Third Man records shared some pictures from the event on Instagram with the caption, “Thank you @billieeilish and @finneas for the amazing intimate show in the Blue Room tonight. Fans, this was recorded direct-to-acetate and will be available on LP via #ThirdManRecords retail locations only (Nashville and Detroit) next month. Stay tuned…#billieeilish”.
The 17-year-old singer played 11 songs at the invite-only event which includes ‘Bad Guy’, ‘Bury a Friend’, ‘Ocean Eye’ and ‘I Love You’. Eilish performed selections from her debut album , When We All Fall Asleep, Where do We Go?, which released in March and was recently certified double platinum. Her brother and chief-collaborator accompanied her on acoustic guitar.
White introduced Eilish with the words “someone we really love, and we think is really innovative and inspiring.” Before playing her last song of the night “When The Party’s Over”, Eilish praised White for “inspiring a whole generation of people to do what they want.” White joins a growing squad of aging rock men who have endorsed Eilish during her breakout year.
Eilish’s live album will be exclusively available on vinyl at Third Man retail locations in Nashville and Detroit. There will be a limited edition black & blue version for attendees only, featuring unique artwork created by Billie Eilish during her evening spent at Third Man headquarters.
The ‘Bad Guy’ singer is famous for her blue hair and baggy style clothes. “Bad Guy” was the fifth single from Eilish’s depute album and reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100, as well as on various other charts. The song is considered as a benchmark of the singer’s music career as she soared great heights after that. later a remix version of the smash hit ‘Bad Guy’ was released that featured Justin Bieber.