13 Facts About Carina Round

Carina Round was born on 20 April 1979 and is an English singer-songwriter from Wolverhampton.

Carina Round returned in 2003 with The Disconnection, again recorded at Magic Garden Studios with Gavin Monaghan.

Carina Round promoted The Disconnection with a tour of the UK in late 2003, and another tour in January 2004.

Carina Round moved to LA in 2005 to produce Slow Motion Addict with Glen Ballard, which featured a more accessible, electronic-embellished sound.

Also in 2007, Carina Round was chosen as Annie Lennox's support act for her US tour, which was followed by dates in the UK later that year and in early 2008.

In fall 2009 Carina Round became a touring member of Puscifer, Maynard James Keenan's Arizona based project, working on their album Conditions of My Parole and began opening the live shows.

Carina Round worked with Ballard again and Oscar-nominated composer John Debney on a song composed for the film Valentines Day.

Carina Round wrote with Academy Award nominee Marco Beltrami, as well as finishing up an album with her alt-country side project Early Winters, which was self-released earlier in the year.

In October 2011, it was announced that Carina Round would be touring with Puscifer again.

Carina Round opened for Puscifer at the Seattle, Washington opening show of the North American Conditions of My Parole tour on 7 November 2011.

Carina Round released Tigermending, an 11-track album produced by Round and Dan Burns on 1 May 2012 via Dehisce Records and distributed through The Orchard.

Carina Round appears as a guest vocalist on Valleyheart, the 2013 album by Canadian singer-songwriter Justin Rutledge, who is one of Round's bandmates in Early Winters.

Carina Round performed backing vocals on several tracks for Tears For Fears' next album, The Tipping Point, released in 2022, and joined Tears for Fears on the first leg of their US tour to support the album.