The Grammy Museum presents A New York Evening With Questlove

The GRAMMY Museum is a museum dedicated to the history and impact of music, particularly in relation to the Grammy Awards, showcasing various exhibits and educational programs.

Wyclef Jean is a Haitian-born musician, singer, and producer whose career first came into wider view through his work with the Fugees and later as a solo artist. His writing and arranging draw on multiple traditions, moving between songcraft, rhythmic experimentation, and orchestral color.

GRAMMY awarded singer, songwriter, and creative force, Durand Bernarr, is redefining the landscape of progressive R&B. His presence in music is a masterclass in vocal dexterity, stage command, and fearless individuality.

Mesfin Fekadu is a classical musician and moderator whose work often sits at the intersection of performance, conversation, and contemporary music culture. In New York City, he has appeared at National Sawdust, including as the moderator for the GRAMMY Museum’s program with Durand Bernarr, a night that also featured Wyclef Jean.

Julian Lage is a captivating presence in the jazz world, known for his exceptional guitar prowess and innovative compositions. Regularly gracing the stage at Dizzy's Club, he brings a vibrant energy to New York City's rich tapestry of musical performances.

Questlove is a New York–based drummer, producer, DJ, and cultural commentator, widely known as the co-frontman of The Roots and as the house-band leader on late-night television. His work also extends to Broadway cast recording production, music journalism, and teaching at NYU’s Clive Davis Institute, alongside his long-running “Questlove Supreme” podcast.