Tony, GRAMMY, and Emmy winner Ben Platt has just released his touching new single, “Treehouse.” This song features GRAMMY-winning Americana icon Brandy Clark, known for her work on the Broadway musical Shucked. Platt’s latest track comes from his much-anticipated new album Honeymind, set to release on May 31.
Lyrics That Warm the Heart
In “Treehouse,” Platt softly sings, “Love is a treehouse, that you and me house, a little bit closer to heaven.” The gentle guitar picking sets a delicate mood, and Clark joins Platt for the chorus, singing, “Love is a treehouse, one of a kind that you have to see to believe house—all of the climbing is past you and you can breathe now.” The song’s metaphor of building a safe space perfectly captures Platt’s aim to show loving queer relationships in his music.
Listen to the track HERE.
The Inspiration Behind Honeymind
Platt named his new album Honeymind after a walk with his partner. He described seeing golden light pouring through the treetops, creating a shimmering pattern. “I thought about how to describe to him that I was just so happy to be in love with him,” Platt says. Honeymind reflects this blissful feeling.
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A Tour to Remember
“Treehouse” will be a highlight of Platt’s upcoming The Honeymind Tour. Brandy Clark will open for him, making the tour even more special. The tour kicks off on June 18 in Boston, MA, and will hit big venues like the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN, and Massey Hall in Toronto, ON. For tickets and VIP packages, visit benplattmusic.com.
Broadway Residency
Before the tour, Platt will have a special concert residency at Broadway’s Palace Theatre. Directed by Tony Award winner Michael Arden, who worked with Platt on the 2023 revival of Parade, the residency runs from May 28 to June 15. Platt’s fans can enjoy 18 performances only. Tickets are on sale now.
Tour Dates for Ben Platt’s North American Tour
May 28 – June 15
- New York, NY – The Palace Theatre
June 18
- Boston, MA – Boch Center Wang Theatre
June 20
- Providence, RI – Providence Performing Arts Center
June 21
- Philadelphia, PA – Academy of Music
June 23
- Vienna, VA – Wolf Trap
June 25-26
- Toronto, ON – Massey Hall
June 28
- Highland Park, IL – Ravinia
June 29
- Minneapolis, MN – Orpheum Theatre
June 30
- Milwaukee, WI – The Riverside Theater
July 2
- Columbus, OH – Mershon Auditorium
July 6-7
- Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
July 9
- Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
July 11
- Grand Prairie, TX – Texas Trust CU Theatre
July 12
- Austin, TX – Bass Concert Hall
July 15
- Denver, CO – Buell Theatre
July 16-17
- Salt Lake City, UT – The Eccles Theater
July 20
- Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre
July 21
- San Diego, CA – San Diego Civic Theatre
July 23
- Saratoga, CA – The Mountain Winery
July 25
- Portland, OR – Keller Auditorium
July 26
- Vancouver, BC – Queen Elizabeth Theatre
July 27
- Seattle, WA – Benaroya Hall
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