We were recently contacted by the Director of the Rose Archives and Museum at Carnegie Hall in Manhattan, New York City. The Rose Museum showcases artifacts from Carnegie Hall’s performance and building history, and we're honored to share that this season’s special exhibit on rock and pop concerts at the legendary Hall will include Laura’s September 9, 1983 performance during her Branigan 2 era.
The display case that Laura is featured in has an exhibit called Turn It Up: Rock 'n' Roll at Carnegie Hall, organized chronologically. The exhibit opens today, September 30, coinciding with the first concert of the new season, and will run through July 17, 2027.
The Rose Museum is located at 154 West 57th Street, on the second floor, off the first tier of Isaac Stern Auditorium. It is free and open to the public Monday through Saturday, 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and also open to concertgoers before performances in Stern Auditorium.
Laura’s sold‑out 1983 concert became one of the defining moments of her early career — a night when pop energy and emotional depth met the grandeur of Carnegie Hall. A night filled with power, heart, and the unmistakable voice that was captivating audiences around the world. We're thrilled that this piece of her history will now be part of this special exhibit, offering a rare and heartfelt glimpse into an evening that marked Laura’s place in the Hall’s storied rock and pop legacy.
If you live in New York City or find yourself visiting, please take the opportunity to stop by the museum and see the exhibit.
We extend a huge thank you to the Rose Archives and Museum for honoring Laura in such a meaningful way.