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Happy 60th Birthday to Edie Brickell, Born March 10, 1966

March 10, 2026 Albumism Staff
Photo: Todd Crusham

Photo: Todd Crusham

Please join the Albumism team in celebrating Edie Brickell’s musical legacy and revisit audio & video highlights from her career below!

Born: March 10, 1966
Biography | Interview | Discography:

Edie Brickell & New Bohemians Studio Albums

Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars (1988) | Read More
Ghost of a Dog (1990) | Read More
Stranger Things (2006)
Rocket (2018)
Hunter And The Dog Star (2021)

Solo Studio Albums

Picture Perfect Morning (1994) | Read More
Volcano (2003)
Edie Brickell (2011)

Other Projects

The Heavy Circles (2008) (The Heavy Circles)
The Gaddabouts (2011) (The Gaddabouts)
Look Out Now! (2012) (The Gaddabouts)
Love Has Come for You (2013) (with Steve Martin)
So Familiar (2015) (with Steve Martin)
Heavy MakeUp (2023) (with Heavy MakeUp)
Here It Comes (2024) (with Heavy MakeUp)

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