Second Floor is closed for an exhibit construction, the theater will remain open
Second Floor is closed for an exhibit construction, the theater will remain open
The GRAMMY Museum is thrilled to welcome global pop superstar Ava Max to the GRAMMY Museum for an intimate conversation about her rising career, debut album Heaven & Hell, and more, followed by a special performance.
Ava Max exploded on a global scale with the 2018 triple-platinum smash “Sweet but Psycho” and is now one of the most listened to female artists in the world. Streamed over 2 billion times by 2020, “Sweet but Psycho” clinched a spot in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks. As the tune took the world by storm, The New York Times named it among the “54 Best Songs of 2019,” and Rolling Stone christened her “An Artist You Need To Know.” She only accelerated this rapid rise to pop superstardom with the Gold-selling “So Am I” [927 million global streams] and “Salt” [1.5 billion global streams].
In the middle of this whirlwind, Ava pieced together her 2020 full-length debut album, Heaven & Hell [APG/Atlantic Records], which skyrocketed to Gold certification upon release. It also continued her hot streak and features her biggest hit yet, “Kings & Queens” [1 billion global streams]. The song reached #1 on the European and Hot Adult Contemporary charts for eight consecutive weeks and soared to #2 at Pop radio. Last November, Ava added a new single entitled “My Head & My Heart” to Heaven & Hell, which has been streamed an impressive 401 million times globally and hit Top 15 on Pop radio. She was also named a 2021 honoree on the Forbes 30 under 30 list.
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