The music world witnessed a spectacular celebration in the lead-up to the 66th annual GRAMMY Awards, as celebrities and industry luminaries gathered for a series of pre-GRAMMYs parties. These events, filled with performances, appearances, and striking fashion choices, set the stage for the main awards ceremony at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.
Recording Academy Honors presented by The Black Music Collective (Feb. 1):
The festivities kicked off with the Recording Academy Honors, where the stage came alive with the dynamic presence of artists. Rappers Spliff Star and Busta Rhymes engaged the audience with their on-stage banter, while the trio of Debbie Allen, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Lenny Kravitz captured a moment in a captivating picture. Quavo and Andrew Watt electrified the event with a memorable performance, and Andra Day’s soulful voice resonated, providing a sneak peek into the musical excellence that would be celebrated at the GRAMMYs.
Candiace Dillard Bassett, known from The Real Housewives of Potomac, added a touch of reality television glamour to the event, showcasing the diverse mix of talent and personalities in attendance.
Warner Music Group pre-GRAMMYs Party (Feb. 1):
The night continued with the Warner Music Group pre-GRAMMYs party, where luminaries from various genres graced the red carpet. Bebe Rexha, Joey Zauzig, and Heidi Klum were among the attendees, each making a style statement. Kaliii, the “Area Codes” rapper, donned a chic black ensemble, adding flair to the star-studded affair. The band members of Wallows, Dylan Minnette, Cole Preston, and Braeden Lemasters, brought their musical charm to the red carpet, emphasizing the diverse musical landscape celebrated at the GRAMMYs.
Euphoria star Storm Reid, singer-actress Janelle Monae, and country artist Orville Peck added their unique touches to the glamorous event. The presence of artists like Halle Bailey and Jordin Sparks further highlighted the depth of talent that the music industry embraces.
Troye Sivan’s Intimate Dinner Celebration (Feb. 1):
The eve of the GRAMMYs also saw an intimate dinner celebration hosted by actor and musician Troye Sivan. The gathering, which included Patrón El Alto cocktails, provided a more personal setting for artists to revel in their Grammy Award nominations.
Republic Records Celebrates Artist Community event (Jan. 31):
Paris Jackson graced the Republic Records Celebrates Artist Community event, adding a touch of musical royalty to the pre-GRAMMY festivities at Bar Lis.
Spotify’s 2024 Best New Artist Party (Feb. 1):
The spotlight shone on emerging talents at Spotify’s 2024 Best New Artist Party, with Coco Jones and Becky G attending and performing at Paramount Studios. The event highlighted the industry’s commitment to nurturing and recognizing new voices.
2024 Recording Academy Honors presented by The Black Music Collective (Feb. 1):
Mariah Carey, an iconic figure in the music world, radiated elegance in gold at the 2024 Recording Academy Honors. The event, presented by The Black Music Collective, served as a precursor to the GRAMMYs, celebrating the achievements and contributions of Black artists in the industry.
BMG pre-GRAMMYs Party (Jan. 30):
Kylie Minogue stole the spotlight at the 2024 BMG pre-GRAMMYs party with her black dress adorned with a green feather trim, showcasing the blend of glamour and artistry.
The Core Entertainment pre-GRAMMY Party (Jan. 29):
The pre-GRAMMY festivities also included The Core Entertainment pre-GRAMMY party, featuring a performance by singer Anna Graves at The Peppermint Club. Nate Smith and Avril Lavigne added their presence to the GRAMMY kickoff party, setting the tone for the upcoming celebration.
In these star-studded events, the music industry glittered with talent, style, and camaraderie. As the countdown to the 66th GRAMMY Awards reached its peak, these pre-GRAMMYs parties served as a dazzling prelude, showcasing the vibrancy and diversity that make the music world truly extraordinary.
