Natalie Merchant, currently touring Europe with music from her album Paradise Is There: The New Tigerlily Recordings, stopped by the BBC studios to be a guest on BBC One's The Andrew Marr Show yesterday morning. She sang "Where I Go," from the album, which features new recordings of the beloved songs of her multi-platinum solo debut album, Tigerlily, as they have evolved over two decades of live performance. Merchant is "one of the most distinctive singer songwriters of the last 30 years," says Marr. See why in the performance below.

The Daily Telegraph, in its four-star review of Merchant's sold-out show at London's Royal Albert Hall last week, says, "As her spellbound audience swayed, it felt that we were in the presence of a rare breed: an artist who has never compromised, but instead evolved with integrity, thought and meaning." The Guardian, in its four-star review, says: "Merchant’s lush acoustic, orchestral set is dramatic, intimate and impressive to witness." PopMatters adds: "a fantastic set-list made for a triumphant start to the European leg of Natalie Merchant’s 2016 Paradise Is There tour."

The tour continues with performances this week in Brussels, Manchester, and Dublin before returning home and culminating in the second of two sold-out concert at Beacon Theatre in New York City.

To pick up a copy of Paradise Is There, head to iTunes or the Nonesuch Store, where CD, CD/DVD, and vinyl orders include a download of the complete album at checkout.