An Evening with Kesha

The GRAMMY Museum is thrilled to welcome GRAMMY-award nominated artist Kesha to the Museum’s intimate 200-seat Clive Davis Theater for an evening including a conversation moderated by Billboard’s Lyndsey Havens discussing the latest release of Kesha’s album, Gag Order, with a performance to follow.

When the world changed, so did Kesha. The glitter-strewn dance-pop queen had just released her fourth album, High Road, in January 2020 when reality as we knew it came to a screeching halt. For the first time since entering the pop machine in 2008, Kesha confronted herself in the discomfiting silence. 

The cracked-open music of Gag Order followed. Kesha woke up and immediately set out recording “Eat the Acid,” which would become the second track on her most personal and realized album by a staggering margin. 

With Kesha acting as executive producer (alongside producer Rick Rubin), Gag Order is a daring sonic rebirth and her most cohesive vision. It is the expansive, searching sound of an artist experimenting her way towards a kind of personal liberation. It’s patently unformulaic, and so lucid it can feel psychedelic.

“It’s liberating to show up as who you truly are,” Kesha reflects, “…I would love for people to sit and get quiet with this record, and maybe get quiet with themselves, and just know that having all these different emotions is safe, it’s okay. And you’re not alone. Not only is it okay, it’s powerful.”

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Show Time: 7:30pm

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