GRAMMY Winner Lucy Dacus Shines in Los Angeles at GRAMMY Museum Spotlight Event
The GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles is set to host a highly anticipated event, “Spotlight: Lucy Dacus,” celebrating the acclaimed singer-songwriter and her latest album, “Forever Is a Feeling.” This exclusive engagement, scheduled for October 8, 2025, offers fans a unique opportunity to delve into the artistry of one of contemporary music’s most compelling voices. The evening will feature a discussion on Dacus’s creative process and the themes woven throughout her new record, culminating in a live performance. News of this event has generated significant excitement among her dedicated fanbase.
“Forever Is a Feeling” Captures the Nuances of Love
Lucy Dacus’s fourth studio album, “Forever Is a Feeling,” released on March 28, 2025, marks a significant milestone as her major-label solo debut. The album is a deep exploration of love and romance, delving into the complexities of falling in and out of love, the intensity of desire, and the overarching pursuit of profound, lasting connection. Dacus herself describes the record as an intensely personal work, offering a thoughtful inquiry into what it means to dedicate one’s life to true love and attempting to encapsulate the fleeting, yet powerful, essence of forever. The thirteen-track album features contributions from her boygenius bandmates, Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers, on backing vocals, and a collaboration with Irish musician Hozier on the track “Bullseye”. Critically, the album has been praised for its honest songwriting and its ability to capture universal emotional experiences with poignant detail.
A Special Evening at the Clive Davis Theater
The “Spotlight: Lucy Dacus” event will take place in the intimate 200-seat Clive Davis Theater at the GRAMMY Museum, located at 800 W Olympic Blvd in Los Angeles. The program aims to provide an in-depth look at Dacus’s artistic journey, particularly focusing on the inspirations and methods behind “Forever Is a Feeling.” Attendees were expected to engage in a discussion followed by a live musical showcase. The GRAMMY Museum has implemented a strict bag policy for this event, permitting only bags measuring 9 inches by 6 inches or smaller, and prohibiting items such as vinyl records, memorabilia, and gifts from being brought into the venue. This event has already been listed as sold out, underscoring the high demand to experience Dacus’s artistry firsthand.
A Career Defined by Evolution and Collaboration
Originally from Richmond, Virginia, Lucy Dacus has steadily built a reputation as a profound singer-songwriter since her debut album, No Burden, in 2016. Her subsequent albums, Historian (2018) and Home Video (2021), further cemented her status, with the latter drawing heavily on her adolescence and personal experiences. Dacus’s musical influences are diverse, ranging from musical theater and Christian rock from her upbringing to artists like Yo La Tengo and Bruce Springsteen. Her distinctive guitar work has even earned her a place on Rolling Stone’s list of the greatest guitarists of all time.
The Impact of Boygenius
Beyond her successful solo career, Lucy Dacus is a vital member of the indie supergroup boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers. The trio achieved significant acclaim with their 2023 album, the record, which earned them three Grammy Awards in 2024: Best Alternative Music Album, Best Rock Song, and Best Rock Performance. Their Grammy wins made them the first all-female band to secure Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance awards. While the band is currently on hiatus, their collective impact on the music landscape remains substantial.
The “Spotlight: Lucy Dacus” event at the GRAMMY Museum serves as a testament to her growing influence and her ability to connect with audiences through deeply personal and universally resonant music. This news highlights a pivotal moment for the artist as she continues to evolve and captivate the music world with her singular vision.
