Arrest Made In Domestic Assault Case Against Michelle Branch

It was confirmed to Variety by the Nashville police that Michelle Branch was arrested for domestic assault. Michelle Branch arrest came after she publicly announced her separation from Patrick Carney, the drummer for “The Black Keys,” after three years of marriage. Court documents showed that Branch had slapped Carney “one to two times,” as first reported. The judge decided to grant Branch $1,000 bail.

The year 2019 saw the union of Branch and Carney. Branch told, “To say that I am totally devastated doesn’t even come close to describing how I feel for myself and for my family.” The floor has been yanked out from under me, and now I must devise a plan of action. Having young children at home requires some space and consideration.

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Branch tweeted that Carney was unfaithful to her before they broke up. They settled in Nashville with their two kids and continued to make music together.

My first single, I’m A Man, from my upcoming new album, The Trouble With Fever is officially out now! I can’t tell you how much it means to me that you’re still beside me listening after all these years. Play it loud! New album out 9/16!! 🕺🏻✨ pic.twitter.com/7qzUMpRBQZ

— Michelle Branch (@michellebranch) July 15, 2022

The best-selling albums “The Spirit Room” and “Hotel Paper” propelled Branch to stardom as a singer-songwriter in the early 2000s. Her first major hit, “Everywhere,” was featured on her debut album and is now 20 years old. ‘The Game of Love,’ a duet between Branch and Santana, was nominated for a Grammy in 2022 and won the award for best pop collaboration with vocals.

As of right now, Branch is getting ready to drop her fourth studio album, titled “The Trouble with Fever,” on September 16. The musician will be touring this fall, with a stop at Webster Hall in New York City.

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