The Soho Sessions returns to the Hamptons with a rare intimate performance by Grammy Award-winning artist Maren Morris at the iconic Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett on August 25, 2025. While The Soho Sessions is typically an invitation-only music series held at an elegantly intimate loft in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood, this special Hamptons edition opens its doors to the public for one night only—offering a rare chance to see one of music’s most compelling voices in an unforgettable setting.
Morris has earned critical and commercial acclaim for her boundary-pushing sound, blending country, soul, and pop with undeniable lyrical power. Known for chart-topping hits like “The Middle,” “My Church,” and “Circles Around This Town,” Morris continues to cement her reputation as one of the most exciting artists of her generation. Her latest album, D R E A M S I C L E (2025), marks an introspective and cohesive chapter—blending synth-pop, acoustic balladry, and country-pop into an emotionally resonant journey.
The evening will support Music Will, the largest nonprofit music education program for schools in the United States. Through its innovative modern band curriculum, Music Will expands student participation in school music programs and helps drive long-term academic, social, and emotional growth. The organization aims to reach 10 million students annually through its nationally scaled programming by 2030.
The event is sponsored by The FLAG Art Foundation, a New York City-based nonprofit exhibition space that mounts thematic contemporary art exhibitions centering on emerging and established artists from around the globe. FLAG was founded 18 years ago by Investor and philanthropists Glenn and Amanda Fuhrman.
Doors will open at 7:30 PM for the general public, with the show beginning at 8:30 PM. Tickets are on sale here.
As with every edition, The Soho Sessions continues its mission of using live music to drive meaningful change. The series is produced by RWE Partners, founded by Greg Williamson and Nicole Rechter, and has featured standout performances from artists like Paul Simon, Kate Hudson, Marcus King, Gary Clark Jr., Amos Lee, Brittney Spencer, and Warren Haynes, among others. The Soho Sessions has supported causes ranging from mental health and medical research to food insecurity and gun safety. Since its inception, RWE Partners has raised more than $75 million through affiliated events over the past decade.
This August’s performance marks a return to Stephen Talkhouse for The Soho Sessions, following last summer’s sold-out show with Marcus King. Known for its rich musical legacy and small-club charm, Talkhouse offers the perfect backdrop for this uniquely intimate concert experience with Morris.
“The East End has always been a special part of my life,” said Williamson. “It’s where I spent so much time as a kid and first fell in love with music. Bringing The Soho Sessions back to Stephen Talkhouse, and doing it with an artist like Maren Morris, is incredibly special. These shows aren’t just about great music in intimate settings — they’re about showing up for causes that matter. Supporting Music Will in this way feels like the perfect expression of what RWE Partners aims to do: use music to bring people together and create real impact.”
About RWE Partners
RWE Partners, the company behind The Soho Sessions, was co-founded by top New York City real estate broker Greg Williamson and global events producer Nicole Rechter. It is dedicated to celebrating the power of music, fostering unique connections, and curating outstanding experiences while making a positive impact on society by raising awareness about issues such as mental health, medical research, gun safety, addiction, and music education. Williamson and Rechter are esteemed industry professionals known as the co-executive producers and co-founders of the acclaimed Love Rocks NYC concerts, the CBS TV special Play On, and Tulane University’s annual Tipping Point concert, among many other events. Over the past decade, RWE Partners has raised over $75 million for nonprofits through the power of music.
About Music Will
Music Will is the largest nonprofit music education program for schools in the United States. Since 2002, they have provided teacher training, curriculum, and instruments to over 6,000 schools across all 50 states, impacting over 1.8 million students to date. Their mission is to transform lives by transforming music education, while making it equitable and accessible to all students. Music Will’s inclusive modern band curriculum is as diverse as the students they serve, spanning a wide range of genres including rock, hip-hop, pop, R&B, Latin, country, and more.
The program’s inception dates back to 1996 when Dave Wish, a first-grade teacher in East Palo Alto, CA, began giving free guitar lessons to his students in response to the lack of a formal music education program at his school. What started in one elementary school in a single city has spawned a national movement, expanding to more than 1,000 school districts nationwide. Through partnerships with teachers, districts, departments of education, and industry leaders, the organization is expanding opportunities for students to engage in music programs that reflect their diversity and interests. Their collaboration with over 100 colleges and universities also ensures future teachers are prepared to foster student-led, culturally responsive learning from day one. Learn more at musicwill.org.
Maren Morris,Soho Sessions
