A New York Evening With Charlie Puth

About this event

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. This event is part of the Grammy Museum’s New York City program series, which brings the Museum’s renowned education and public programs to the city. “A New York Evening With…” is generously supported by the Dawn and Brian Hoesterey Family Foundation. ABOUT CHARLIE PUTH We’ve seen Charlie Puth in many different lights. We met him as a kid in his early twenties seated behind a piano in videos, in the studio, or at awards ceremonies during the NINE TRACK MIND-era. We’ve watched him as a young man in the spotlight, getting “ATTENTION” from every angle. Today, we know him as a proven career artist and now-married man with a decade-plus of music in the rearview and a lifetime ahead of him. Over the past few years, you didn’t have to look far to hear or see Charlie. Beyond picking up three Billboard Music Awards and an E! People’s Choice Award, he has garnered five GRAMMY® Award nominations, two American Music Awards nominations, and a Golden Globe® Award nomination. He scored three consecutive Top 10 debuts on the Billboard 200 with the 2x-Platinum Nine Track Mind [2016], Platinum-certified Voicenotes [2018], and Charlie [2022]. The latter incited widespread acclaim as Rolling Stone raved, “the man with the perfect pitch proves he’s got the perfect formula for a great pop record too,” and The Line of Best Fit christened it “his most authentic work to date.” He also tallied tens of billions of streams and gathered dozens of Multiplatinum, Platinum, and Gold certifications around the globe, ranging from the Diamond-Certified Hot 100 #1 “See You Again” [with Wiz Khalifa] and 6x-Platinum “ATTENTION” to the 5x-Platimum “We Don’t Talk Anymore” [feat. Selena Gomez] and 4x-Platinum “Marvin Gaye” [feat. Meghan Trainor].