Nine-time Grammy Award winner André 3000 recently captivated an intimate audience at the Grammy Museum’s Clive Davis Theater during an exclusive evening of conversation and performance centered on his latest album, “New Blue Sun.”
The Grammy Museum’s “Luther Vandross: Artistry and Elegance” exhibit is now open through June 15, 2025, at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
Will Smith revealed two new inspirational songs, “You Can Make It” and “Work of Art,” at the Grammy Museum on Oct. 3.
Al Mac Wil, a Stellar-nominated Urban Country Gospel artist, will headline the City Sounds – Council District 9 Concert on Friday, July 26, at 7 p.m., in the Clive Davis Theater at the Grammy Museum, 800 West Olympic Blvd., in downtown Los Angeles.
The Grammy Museum invited the public out on Saturday, June 8 for a screening of the Grammy-nominated documentary and musical “Little Richard: I am Everything.”
Ray Charles, an 18-time Grammy award winner, was honored on Jan. 29, at the Grammy Museum at LA Live.
Giselle Fernandez, the award-winning Spectrum News 1 anchor, and Mattie McFadden-Lawson, a national philanthropic leader, will meet the urgency of the moment to further address systemic inequity in education amplified by the pandemic.
The Walk is a new inspirational book, where Ledisi uses her voice as she does with music to tell her heartfelt journey to living her best life. Evoking emotions and drawing readers in page by page, The Walk is currently available via Amazon and takes readers through simple and optimistic ways the singer harnesses from her own life: personal and professional. The Walk will guide readers in finding their own happiness with the premiere vocalist’s sage advice. See photos from this weekend’s event below!
Music producer Jermaine Dupri was honored at the Grammy Museum in Downtown Los Angeles, Thursday Sep. 21. Dupri, founder of So-So Def Recordings, was issued an entire exhibit dedicated to his role in shaping southern hip-hop culture. This marks the first time the Grammy Museum has dedicated an entire exhibit for hip-hop music.
The program is part of the Museum’s Grammy in the Schools offerings and is supported in part by Converse, Journeys, RBC Capital Markets, Hot Topic Foundation, and the Ford Motor Company Fund.
Grammy award-winning artist Mavis Staples received the second annual Woody Guthrie Award at the Grammy Museum on July 22. Given to an artist that “best exemplifies the spirit and life of Woody Guthrie,” the award celebrates those who “speak for the less fortunate through music, film, literature, dance, or other arts,” said Deanna McCloud, executive director of the Woody Guthrie Center located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A beloved member of the award-winning gospel group, the Staple Singers, Mavis Staples was honored for their work during the Civil Rights movement. “Mavis Staples and the Staples Singers were fighters for civil rights and