The GRAMMY Museum welcomes soulful singer Ruthie Foster to the Clive Davis Theater to celebrate the release of her new album Let It Burn, a combustible blend of soul, blues, rock, folk, and gospel featuring an eclectic collection of cover songs ranging from Adele to Los Lobos and the Black Keys to Johnny Cash.

Foster will perform a selection of songs, take questions from the audience, and discuss (alongside Vice President of The GRAMMY Foundation and MusiCares Scott Goldman) how the new album is her most personal journey yet. Showtime is 8pm.

Read more about this exciting event HERE!



Ruthie Foster
Let It Burn
Blue Corn Music
$13.98

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