Third Reprise is bringing their debut headline Cover Theory Tour to National Sawdust for their New York show, celebrating the release of their new album and playing a mix of their most popular arrangements and fresh songs. The night will feature special guests from the extended Third Reprise family, and sounds ranging from gospel to folk to afrobeat to yacht rock.

An evening of celebrated interpretations by multi-instrumentalist and composer Erik Hall, presented as a solo performance + spatial audio installation. Erik Hall's 2020 re-imagining of Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians is as adventurous as it is reverent, supplanting the original instrumentation for Hall's own keyboards, guitars, and synthesizers. It won the Libera Award for Best Classical Record, and Pitchfork described it as "shrewd, prismatic, organic... a minimalist standard freshly thrilling to revisit." In conjunction with the 50th Anniversary of the piece's NYC premiere—as well as Reich's 90th birthday—Hall returns to the iconic work for his National Sawdust debut, leveraging the room's immersive Meyer Sound audio system to present his one-man multi-tracked rendition in a transportive new light. Hear the prepared pianos, Hammond organ, electric guitars, and analog synths of Hall's Michigan home studio in kaleidoscopic surround sound, while he executes a grouping of the instruments live on stage—a distilled, in-person exhibition of the recording's soundscape.

Images of Brazil is a project of violinist Francesca Anderegg and pianist Erika Ribeiro: a decade-long collaboration exploring the breadth and depth of Brazilian music. The performance is accompanied by the work of Brazilian photographer Aline Müller — the images behind the music.

This fall, the Single Village Music Series welcomes Mexico City Artist Girl Ultra to bring the world of her new album, RRROMEO, to life through live performance and conversation. Co-produced by Chromeo, RRROMEO is rooted in romance and rebellion, transforming memory, desire, friendship, heartbreak, and intimacy into a new chapter of reinvention and creative authorship. Stay after the show for a DJ set by Amores.

For its third edition, Salon Parcha welcomes Ella Bric, a Venezuelan trumpeter, composer, and producer who made history as the first woman to win Producer of the Year at the Latin Grammy Awards in 2018. Shaped by both formal study and self-taught production, her career spans performance, composition, and cultural leadership, with collaborations alongside artists like Karol G, Alejandro Sanz, Wynton Marsalis, and Arturo Sandoval before transitioning into a focus on composing and producing work that reflects her personal journey and engages contemporary social themes.

The Grammy Museum is thrilled to welcome four-time Grammy Award-nominated artist Charlie Puth to National Sawdust in Brooklyn for a celebration and discussion about the creative process behind his latest album, Whatever’s Clever!, with a special performance.