Exclusive and invitation-only, The Soho Sessions have become a sought-after and highly curated experience. A new partnership between The Soho Sessions and Morrison Hotel Gallery in New York City designates the location as The Soho Session’s official art gallery. Visitors will be treated to intimate performances within the legendary SoHo loft space, which blends live musical performances with music photography. An entire wall of the gallery is dedicated to the work of photographer and musical culture icon Danny Clinch.

“The Soho Sessions has always been about creating unforgettable experiences where culture and purpose intersect,” said Greg Williamson, co-founder, RWE Partners, the company behind The Soho Sessions. “Bringing Morrison Hotel Gallery into that vision feels like a natural step forward. Their photography is iconic and deeply connected to the artists and stories we celebrate. Together, we can add an entirely new dimension to these evenings while strengthening our impact for the causes that matter most.”

Renowned for its collection of musical photography, Morrison Hotel Gallery was founded in 2001. The gallery’s collection includes works by more than 125 globally respected photographers whose lenses have captured music legends from the worlds of rock, jazz, hip-hop and pop culture. Performances presented by The Soho Sessions have featured artists Paul Simon, Elvis Costello, Maren Morris, Marcus King, Kate Hudson, Gary Clark Jr., Trombone Shorty, Amos Lee, Joss Stone, Brittney Spencer and Warren Haynes, and helped raise more than $75 million for a wide range of non-profit organizations and enterprises.

“Every Soho Sessions event is about more than just a concert — it’s about community, creativity and contribution,” said Nicole Rechter, co-founder, RWE Partners. “By partnering with Morrison Hotel Gallery, we’re able to extend that mission visually and emotionally. Guests will not only experience incredible performances, but also be surrounded by artwork that embodies music’s legacy and spirit, all while giving back to vital nonprofits. It’s a full-circle collaboration that we’re proud to champion.”