Amanda Petrusich Tickets

Amanda Petrusich is a renowned music journalist and author known for thoughtful, deeply researched storytelling. A staff writer at The New Yorker, she has published acclaimed nonfiction that dives into music history, culture, and the people who shape it. Her books include Pink Moon (2007), It Still Moves (2008), and Do Not Sell at Any Price (2014), each earning praise for intimate interviews, rigorous research, and vivid storytelling. In 2016, she was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in General Nonfiction, recognizing her ongoing contribution to literary journalism and music criticism. Her work on Bob Dylan’s Trouble No More box set earned a Grammy nomination for album notes in 2019, highlighting her talent for contextualizing music within broader cultural narratives.

On stage, Petrusich brings that same curiosity and clarity to conversations, readings, and moderated discussions. In 2025, look for appearances such as the NYU Gallatin First Friday talk on October 3 and a New Yorker Festival appearance on October 26, where she will moderate discussions with artists like Lucy Dacus and Rufus Wainwright. Whether you’re a longtime reader or a curious new listener, secure your seats to experience her thoughtful storytelling and engaging presence live.

We’ve got you covered with up-to-date tour information and easy, no-fuss ticket access. Amanda Petrusich’s live appearances offer a unique blend of literary insight and music appreciation, perfect for fans of in-depth journalism and thoughtful interviews. For the best experience, check our listings for seating options, venue details, and straightforward purchasing. Follow Amanda on social media for updates and new projects, and explore her official site for the latest news and writings: amandapetrusich.com.

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