JESSE MALIN - Almost Grown - In Conversation

Jesse joins us to mark the release of his book Almost Grown - A New York Memoir - in conversation with Allan Jones

We are delighted to welcome Jesse Malin for a live conversation to mark the release of his memoir Almost Grown.

Jesse will be on conversation with Allan Jones. live talk, audience questions, book signing and an NYC themed soundtrack.

Jesse Malin is a 'gritty troubadour of the streets' (Rolling Stone) and 'fearless storyteller' (Uncut) who tours internationally, and collaborates with artists like Bruce Springsteen, Green Day, Bob Weir from the Grateful Dead, and Lucinda Williams. Malin went from playing CBGB at age thirteen to Madison Square Garden in his twenties.

His first solo album, The Fine Art of Self Destruction, which was hailed as 'a masterpiece rising from the pain of a difficult youth' (Classic Rock), launched his long and successful solo career. ALMOST GROWN is a raw, honest, and often funny account of how a hyperactive kid from Queens made his dreams come true - and the hustlers, sweethearts, misfits, and lifelong friends he met along the way.

In 2023, Malin was struck with a rare spinal stroke that paralysed him from the waist down. The lifelong runner and vegetarian went public with this news - and his fierce resolve to walk again - in an interview with Rolling Stone. The story was picked up by the New York Times, People, CNN, Variety, the Los Angeles Times, and other outlets worldwide. The massive outpouring of love and support culminated in the release of Silver Patron Saints: The Songs of Jesse Malin - twenty-eight artists, from Jack Antonoff to Bruce Springsteen, covering his songs to raise money for his recovery. On December 1 and 2, 2024, Malin gave his first public performances since his stroke, taking the stage for two sold-out concerts hosted by actors Michael Imperioli and Mary-Louise Parker at New York's Beacon Theatre. Malin's sold-out theatrical production, Silver Manhattan: A Musical Memoir of Survival, is debuting at the Gramercy Theatre in New York in September 2025.