Alex Warren

The Grammy Museum is thrilled to welcome Grammy Award-nominated artist Alex Warren to the Museum's Ray Charles Rooftop Terrace for an evening discussing his newly released album, WILDCHILD, his creative process, career, and more, with a special performance. Attendees will have an opportunity to enjoy rooftop views, a café with food, and a cash bar prior to the program.

After years of grinding to be heard, Grammy Award-nominated multiplatinum Southern California artist Alex Warren launched himself into the stratosphere with “Ordinary.” The 7x-Platinum single made history. Beyond holding #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and Global 200 EX US chart for 10 weeks and #1 on the UK Songs Chart for 13 weeks, it concluded the year as the top-selling song of the year. Moreover, it logged a record-breaking 16 weeks at #1 on US Pop Radio, achieving the longest reign ever on the chart. Most importantly, it paved the way for his Platinum-certified full-length debut LP, You’ll Be Alright. It bowed in the Top 5 of the Billboard 200 and yielded a procession of Hot 100 hits, including “Eternity,” “Bloodline” [feat. Jelly Roll], “On My Mind” [feat. ROSÉ], and “Burning Down” [with Joe Jonas] driving over 11 billion streams across his catalogue to date. Along the way, he lit up the stages of the American Music Awards, MTV VMA, and GRAMMY Awards as well as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Beyond unforgettable performances with Ed Sheeran at Coachella and Jelly Roll at Stagecoach, he headlined sold-out arena tours worldwide. Long before the broken records, scores of awards, and earth-shattering success, Alex was affectionately known to his late father as “Wildchild.” He did anything he could to defy gravity. He scaled the tallest trees possible, or he’d vault through the air across the playground. In 2026, there’s still nothing that can keep him on the ground. He’s quietly beaten the odds, penned life-changing songs, and found a place in the hearts of millions worldwide. Now, the Grammy Award-nominated multiplatinum artist tells his story on his aptly titled second full-length offering, WILDCHILD [Atlantic Records]. Musically, it bursts through the clouds with sky-high pop hooks, widens the aperture with cinematic soundscapes, and recharges spirits with the raw energy of a songwriter with nothing to prove and only truth in his heart.

Schedule

• Member Check-In: 6:00 PM
• Nonmember Check-In / Doors: 6:30 PM
• Show Time: 7:30 PM

Event Policies and Guidelines

• All tickets are will-call only and a valid physical ID is necessary for check-in.
• No tickets are distributed. Tickets are non-transferable and reselling tickets is strictly prohibited.
• Only bags 9 inches x 6 inches and smaller will be allowed for this event.
• Vinyl, memorabilia, gifts, and similar items will not be allowed inside the building.
• Cameras (including digital and point-and-shoot cameras), video cameras, and any other professional photography and videography equipment will not be permitted for this event.
• No re-entry from the Grammy Museum premises.
• No refunds. Event time, date, and details are subject to change.
• All ticket purchases must follow the stated ticket limits listed on the ticketing page. Any purchases that exceed the maximum will be adjusted. All member tickets must be purchased using the member’s name, which should match the photo ID presented at check-in. Members must attend the program with their guest(s) and guests will only be allowed entry if the member is present and attending the program.

For more information, please visit americanexpress.com/entertainment and grammymuseum.org.