Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians Event 2026: The Best Photos

On a sold-out night in downtown Los Angeles, Malcolm Todd, Don Toliver, Alex Warren, and Megan Moroney gathered for Rolling Stone's Musicians on Musicians Event 2026. The event took place in the historic United Theater, an Art Deco moviehouse built in 1927.

Alex Warren and Megan Moroney discussed their craft and inspiration, as well as their time spent together for their Musicians on Musicians digital cover story. Don Toliver joined Malcolm Todd onstage to play the riff from his song "Chest Pain (I Love)," which Toliver sampled on his track "E85."

James Austin Johnson, Saturday Night Live castmember and emcee for the night, joked with Malcolm Todd and Don Toliver that they were simply hanging out in his living room. Lexus, a sponsor of the night, hosted a photo booth, where fans lined up to commemorate the magical evening.

Megan Moroney was the first to perform, playing three songs including "Medicine." Fans took shots of Lexus' new 2027 TZ, an all-electric luxury car meant to bring people together. Don Toliver closed out the night, performing half a dozen songs to a roaring audience.

Moroney and Warren spoke about how much they enjoyed spending time together for their Rolling Stone cover. Warren noted that his sisters and his wife are big Moroney fans, adding that he was getting "a lot of brownie points." Don Toliver hinted at more future collaborations during his conversation with Toliver and Moroney.

Megan Moroney's breakout hit was "Tennessee Orange," and she joked on stage about her Southern roots: "I am Georgia." Malcolm Todd joked about wearing a shirt during his set, as he's often seen naked from the waist up, but managed to stay clothed throughout. Alex Warren showcased his soulful baritone on numerous tracks, closing out with a Moroney-assisted rendition of his mega-hit "Ordinary."