Charlie Puth built a following by breaking down chord changes and production tricks online, and this Grammy Museum evening is the live version: a sit-down conversation about making Whatever's Clever! followed by a performance. National Sawdust is a small, acoustically obsessive room, a world away from the arenas Puth usually plays. If you are a fan or a musician who loves hearing how songs get built, this is a rare close-up seat.
What to expect
Expect a moderated conversation on stage covering songwriting and production choices on the new album, followed by a special performance. The hall is compact, so every seat is close, and the audience skews toward devoted fans and working musicians.
Good to know
- Take the L to Bedford Av; National Sawdust is at 80 North 6th Street.
- The format is a conversation plus performance rather than a full concert.
- Capacity is small, so tickets are likely to be scarce.
- Buy through the Universe link on National Sawdust's site.
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Common questions
Is this a full Charlie Puth concert?
National Sawdust describes it as a celebration and discussion of Whatever's Clever! with a special performance.
Who presents the event?
The Grammy Museum, at National Sawdust in Brooklyn.
