Ben Platt debuts music video for “Ease My Mind”| Debut solo album ‘Sing To Me Instead’ out March 29

Fresh off the announcement of his North American headline tour, Grammy®, TONY®, and Emmy® Award-winning artist Ben Platt releases the incredible official music video for “Ease My Mind,” directed by Nick Lieberman . Premiered February 14 via People Magazine, the stunning visual stars Platt alongside acclaimed actor Charlie Carver.

The video is a continuation of the storyline first introduced in Platt’s debut music video “Bad Habit,” also directed by Lieberman and released earlier this month. “Bad Habit” and “Ease My Mind” both arrive ahead of Platt’s debut solo LP Sing to Me Instead, set to arrive everywhere Friday, March 29^thvia Atlantic Records. The two tracks were met with acclaim from fans and critics alike, with the Los Angeles Times declaring “‘Bad Habit’ and ‘Ease My Mind’ showcase [Platt’s] signature vibrato and guttural vulnerability.”

Earlier this week, Platt outlined details for a headline tour in support of the album, set to kick off May 3^rd at Chicago Theatre in Chicago, IL. With stops throughout the US and Canada, the run will feature support from Wrabel and Ben Abraham and include a stop at New York’s Beacon Theatre on May 14^th, culminating with a show at LA’s iconic Dolby Theatre on May 24^th (full itinerary enclosed).

Fans pre-ordering the album (pre-order available here) will receive a pre-sale ticket code and exclusive first access to tickets beginning this Friday, February 15^th @ 10 AM (local). General on-sale for the dates will begin on Friday, February 22^nd @ 10 AM (local). American Express® Card Members can purchase tickets in select markets before the general public beginning Wednesday, February 20^th at 10 AM (local) through Thursday, February 21^st at 10 PM (local). A limited number of VIP packages will be available, including post show receptions with Ben, meet & greets, photos, Q&A’s and more.

The album announcement and track release were heralded by exclusive performances from Platt at New York’s Bowery Hotel and LA’s The Nice Guy, as well as a three-night immersive gallery installation for fans in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, marked by surprise performances each night from Platt himself.