A New York Evening With Maggie Rose
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Wed, Oct 7, 2026 · 7:30 PM · The Loreto Theater at The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture, New York
MODERATED BY JOURNALIST ANTHONY MASON The Grammy Museum is thrilled to welcome two-time Grammy Award-nominated artist Maggie Rose to The Loreto Theater at The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture in New York City for a discussion about her new album, Half Moon, her creative process, career, and more, with a special live performance. This event is part of the GRAMMY Museum’s New York City program series, which brings the Museum’s renowned education and public programs to the city. “A New York Evening With…” is generously supported by the Dawn and Brian Hoesterey Family Foundation. ABOUT MAGGIE ROSE Acclaimed singer/songwriter Maggie Rose released her anticipated studio album Half Moon in August 2026. Produced by Lawrence Rothman (Amanda Shires, Margo Price) and Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves, Leon Bridges), Half Moon reveals the rare magic of hard-won momentum meeting a creative spirit in peak bloom. Half Moon took shape through a charmed and fluid process that began with the Rose, Rothman and Tashian meeting up every few weeks to write in Tashian’s home studio, taking advantage of his abundant stash of instruments (e.g., Mellotron, upright bass, a saloon-style piano). “We’d leave each session with these beautiful, fully conceived demos, and after a few songs it became apparent that something special was happening,” says Rose, who was eight months pregnant at the outset of the album’s creation. Thanks in part to its lavish string arrangements and velvety horns, Half Moon unfolds with both sophisticated ease and daring grandiosity—a direct reflection of her newly widened emotional world Talking about the album, Maggie says, “We’re in an extremely vulnerable time, so I hope this record gives people space to feel whatever they need to feel. I hope it helps everyone to be more gentle with themselves and give themselves grace—and reminds them that, just like the moon, we don’t need to shine full and bright all of the time to do what we’re meant to do. Like the moo…