Bjork makes sure to prioritise personal time even when touring.
Recently, the renowned Icelandic singer has shared insights into her unique approach towards touring.
Speaking with The Guardian, Bjork revealed that she has a more flexible touring model.
She said, "The nuts and bolts are more flexible. Maybe being a woman, or a matriarch, or whatever, I try to make it more that people can actually have a life."
"I have gently fought, since my teenage years, this macho way of how people organise both films and tours. ‘Oh, let’s now work 18 hours a day, every single day, until everybody throws up.’ I always wanted to coexist," she added.
Since the release of her 2011 album Biophilia, the ARMY OF ME hitmaker has performed a batch of shows in the same venue before moving on to the next city.
The songstress went on to explain that "You can have a personal life. You can have your kids. You can have your partners there. I’m not saying I’ve succeeded, but at least I’ve tried to create a world that is more open to things like that."
Additionally, the It’s Oh So Quiet crooner released Cornucopia: The Book, chronicling her immersive concert tour of the same name.