Don Toliver, Malcolm Todd, Alex Warren, and Megan Moroney Rock Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians Event

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Don Toliver, Malcolm Todd, Alex Warren and Megan Moroney performed and spoke at a sold-out Musicians on Musicians event at Los Angeles’ United Theater on Broadway. The annual series, running since 2019, brings artists together to discuss their lives and music, and this year’s show paired performances with candid conversations.

Hosted by James Austin Johnson, the event featured Moroney and Warren discussing their genre-spanning music and successful albums. Moroney performed “Medicine”, “Beautiful Things” and “6 Months Later”; Warren played “Eternity”, “Fever Dream” and “Passenger” before Moroney joined him for a duet of “Ordinary”. Their 2026 albums both charted strongly: *Cloud 9* debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums chart, while *Wildchild* reached number one on the Top Album Sales and Vinyl Albums charts and number two on the Billboard 200.

In short

  • Four artists performed at a sold-out Los Angeles event.
  • Moroney and Warren discussed their music and recent albums.
  • The pair closed with a duet of “Ordinary”.

Explained simply

Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians is an annual event, running since 2019, that brings musicians together to talk about their lives and work. Its format combines conversation with live performances, giving audiences a chance to hear artists discuss how they make music as well as perform it.

The event featured Don Toliver, Malcolm Todd, Alex Warren and Megan Moroney, with James Austin Johnson as host. Moroney and Warren make music that crosses genre boundaries, and their 2026 albums, Cloud 9 and Wildchild, both reached high positions on US album charts.

The series offers a meeting point for artists with different musical backgrounds and audiences. Its conversations can help listeners understand the experiences and influences behind their music.

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