The success of Melissa Etheridge is spurred largely by the passion and raw emotion of her live performances. Tirelessly touring the world over, Melissa continues to capture large audiences with the honesty and directness of her music. Since moving to LA in the mid 80s, her talents have indeed been no secret. Her 1988 debut album hit the platinum mark. Its follow-up, Brave And Crazy, also went platinum and Never Enough of 1992 bore "Ain't It Heavy," the track which earned the singer a Grammy for Best Female Rock Performance. Still, it was her fourth album – 1993's quintuple platinum, Yes I Am, that cemented both Etheridge's celebrity and her status as one of America’s premier performers. It boasted Top 10 hits: "I'm The Only One," "Come To My Window" and "If I Wanted To," which between them earned two Grammy nominations, as well as earned her the prestigious Songwriter of the Year Award from ASCAP. Melissa Etheridge's numerous television appearances have included an MTV Unplugged and the premiere episode of VH1's Duets . The Melissa Etheridge World Tour, in support of Your Little Secret, offered people a chance to share in what millions of us already know – that few musicians are able to share their artistry, talent and raw energy in the way Melissa does. The L.A.-based singer/songwriter has sold more than 25 million albums worldwide. In 2015, she released A Little Bit of Me: Live: Live in L.A..Melissa Etheridge continues to tour all over the world.