Musicians Collide: Unforgettable Live Performances Unveiled

The United Theater in Los Angeles recently hosted Rolling Stone's Musicians on Musicians 2026, a sold-out event featuring artists Alex Warren, Megan Moroney, Don Toliver, and Malcolm Todd. Comedian James Austin Johnson hosted the evening, which blended collaborative musical performances with candid conversations about the artists' lives and careers.

Megan Moroney and Alex Warren opened the night, discussing their genre-blending music and personal songwriting approaches. Moroney, known for her "emo-cowgirl" style, performed hits like "Medicine" and "Beautiful Things." Warren shared insights into writing his hit "Ordinary" for his wife, later performing a duet of the song with Moroney.

Don Toliver and Malcolm Todd then took the stage, both experiencing significant career momentum. They discussed collaborations and the importance of industry validation early in their careers. Toliver, whose album "Octane" topped charts, spoke about learning from established artists like Travis Scott and Drake, teasing future collaborations with Todd.

The event, presented by Sonesta International Hotels, Miller High Life, and the 2026 Lexus TZ, celebrated the connections that shape music. It offered attendees a glimpse into the creative process of artists on the rise, culminating in memorable performances that underscored their growing influence.