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Maggie Rogers discusses her new album "Don't Forget Me," which she wrote and recorded over five days, aiming for a relaxed and earthy mood. The album, designed for Sunday drives, is a departure from her previous works and emphasizes community and storytelling. Rogers reflects on her growth as a songwriter and her excitement for live performances, drawing inspiration from her experiences and daily writing practice.
Kacey Musgraves and Maggie Rogers have released new tracks from their upcoming albums, with Musgraves' "Deeper Well" showcasing folk fingerpicking and introspective lyrics, while Rogers' "Don't Forget Me" expresses yearning for a casual yet lasting connection. The songs offer a glimpse into their forthcoming albums, set to be released in March.
Maggie Rogers delivered a rock star performance at Austin City Limits Music Festival, captivating the crowd with her cinematic songs and soulful vocals. While her music defies easy genre classification, Rogers showcased her versatility and swagger on stage. She engaged the audience with sing-alongs, including a cover of Whitney Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," and even played a lyric video for a new track, "Don't Forget Me." The set ended with fan favorites like "Alaska" and "Light On," leaving festival-goers with a sense of joy and the belief that everything works out in the end.
My Morning Jacket was joined by Animal from the Muppets for a closing performance at the Newport Folk Festival, while Maggie Rogers and Margo Price also made guest appearances during the band's set, covering songs by Fleetwood Mac and Carole King respectively.
Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons brought Maggie Rogers to the stage at the Sommo Festival to perform a duet of Taylor Swift's "Cowboy Like Me." Mumford took the first verse, with Rogers harmonizing and taking over on the second verse. Mumford is featured on background vocals on the studio version of the song, which was recorded at his Scarlet Pimpernel Studios.
All Things Go Music Festival is set to return to Maryland in September 2023 with Lana Del Rey, Boygenius, Maggie Rogers, and Carly Rae Jepsen as headliners. The festival will feature a women-led bill and other artists such as Alvvays, Muna, Tegan and Sara, Arlo Parks, Ethel Cain, Alex G, Sudan Archives, and Beabadoobee.
Singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers chose to sell tickets to her Summer of '23 Tour in person, bypassing online ticketing platforms like Ticketmaster in an effort to eliminate bots and lower fees. Fans queued up outside the Music Hall of Williamsburg in New York for hours to purchase tickets directly from Rogers, with prices ranging from $25 to $125 and a limit of two tickets per fan. The unique opportunity allowed fans to connect with Rogers and each other, while also expressing frustration with Ticketmaster and the high fees associated with online ticket sales.
Maggie Rogers is bringing back in-person box office ticket sales for her upcoming tour, citing frustration over high fees and bot activity on Ticketmaster. The tickets will be available for one day only at local box offices, with a two-ticket-per-person limit and all prices and tiers available. Additional tickets will become available on Rogers’ website and Spotify, with general public sales opening on April 14. Rogers’ decision comes after Taylor Swift fans were locked out of Ticketmaster while trying to buy tickets to the singer’s Eras tour.
Maggie Rogers has announced her Summer of '23 Tour, which will feature support from Soccer Mommy and Alvvays. The tour will kick off in Europe in June before heading to North America in July and August, with stops at festivals like Lollapalooza and Outside Lands.