Michelle Branch's 'Game of Love' Returns After 25+ Years

Michelle Branch has extended her Billboard chart presence to over 25 years with a new rendition of her early 2000s hit, "The Game of Love." This updated version, featuring Gregg Alexander of New Radicals, debuted at No. 33 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart, marking Branch's first appearance on the charts since 2011.

The reimagined "The Game of Love" is part of Branch's forthcoming EP, "Everywhere and Back Again," set for release on November 6. The original 2002-2003 version, a collaboration with Santana, was a dominant hit, topping Adult Pop Airplay for 13 weeks and earning a Grammy for best pop collaboration with vocals. Gregg Alexander and Rick Nowels are credited as cowriters for both versions.

Branch's extensive chart history includes five top 10 hits on Adult Pop Airplay, with her breakthrough "Everywhere" reaching No. 9 in 2001. The new "Game of Love" also echoes the iconic intro of New Radicals' signature 1998 hit, "You Get What You Give." Branch is slated to embark on her "Everywhere and Back Again Tour" from September 27 through November 13.