At the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, fans of Maggie Rogers were treated to an unexpected moment when Governor Wes Moore took the stage during her concert. He announced that June 16, 2024, would henceforth be known as "Maggie Rogers Day" in Maryland, honoring the singer's contributions to the state. Moore praised her efforts in voter registration and advocacy for reproductive health, which resonated with the audience and highlighted the artist's significant role in the community. The crowd erupted in cheers as the governor presented Rogers with a commemorative plaque to mark the occasion. Rogers, who is currently on her "Don't Forget Me Tour," has been recognized for her intimate songwriting and engaging performances.

Following her Columbia concert, she is set to perform in several cities, including Raleigh and Miami, before heading to sold-out shows in Europe. This event underscored the strong connection between Rogers and her hometown, showcasing her as a local icon. The celebration not only elevated Rogers' profile but also reinforced the importance of community engagement in the arts.