GRAMMY Museum Announces Guest Artists For GRAMMY Camp 2025: Alexander Stewart, Aly & AJ, Braxton Cook, Chloe Flower, Cimafunk, Daniel Seavey, DARUMAS, D’Mile, GALE, India Shawn, Renée Elise Goldsberry & Reneé Rapp

The GRAMMY Museum today announced that 172 talented high school students from 126 U.S. cities across 25 states have been selected to participate in its newly expanded GRAMMY Camp programs this summer. (See the full list of participating students below.) In addition to its flagship program in Los Angeles, GRAMMY Camp, the signature music industry camp for U.S. high school students, will now be held in Miami and New York.

Additionally, the GRAMMY Museum has announced the guest artists participating in GRAMMY Camp 2025 across all three host cities, which include: Cimafunk, DARUMAS, and GALE in Miami; Braxton Cook, Chloe Flower, and Renée Elise Goldsberry in New York; and Alexander Stewart, Aly & AJ, Daniel Seavey, D'Mile, India Shawn, and Reneé Rapp in Los Angeles. Each artist will share insights from their career journeys and help prepare students for careers and future success in the music industry.

GRAMMY Camp 2025 Locations, Dates & Guest Artists:

• Art House Studios, Miami, FL: June 8–14, 2025

• Guest Artists: Cimafunk, DARUMAS, and GALE

• Evergreen Enterprise Experience, Los Angeles, CA: July 13–19, 2025

• Guest Artists: Alexander Stewart, Aly & AJ, Daniel Seavey, D'Mile, India Shawn, and Reneé Rapp

• Engine Room Audio, New York, NY: July 27– Aug. 2, 2025

• Guest Artists: Braxton Cook, Chloe Flower, and Renée Elise Goldsberry

Now in its 21st year, GRAMMY Camp focuses on all aspects of commercial music and will feature various career tracks in all three locations, including: music business, instrumental performance, electronic music audio production, songwriting, and vocal performance. Each location will incorporate a curriculum tailored to its unique musical heritage, offering specialized tracks such as musical theater, screen scoring, music production with a DJ emphasis, and instrumental performance surrounding jazz music. Each track is taught by GRAMMY-winning and -nominated professionals, Recording Academy members, industry experts, and notable guest artists, offering participants an exclusive glimpse into real-world music career pathways. Students are selected for one career track, but have the opportunity to collaborate with all students.

Learn More: How The GRAMMY Museum Is Expanding Its Mission In 2025

"For more than 20 years, GRAMMY Camp has been a vital launching pad for high school students chasing their dreams in music, providing a real-world glimpse into the industry and the journey that comes with it,” GRAMMY Museum President and CEO Michael Sticka said in a statement. "This summer, we're thrilled to expand that mission even further, welcoming rising talent to our GRAMMY Camp community in Los Angeles, Miami and New York."

This GRAMMY Museum Education program is made possible thanks in part to support from the Chuck Lorre Family Foundation and TikTok. Additional scholarship and program support is provided by BeatHeadz, CenterStaging, Crucial Music Corporation, Native Instruments, Pacific Bridge Arts Foundation, Splice, the Cindy Charles Scholarship, the Recording Academy, the Sheth Family Foundation, and Trumpet Lady Enterprises.

Applications for GRAMMY Camp 2026 will be available online in September.

Learn more about and apply to GRAMMY Camp.

See the full list of GRAMMY Camp 2025 selected students below:

2025 MIAMI GRAMMY Camp Selectees and Tracks (In Alpha Order by First Name)

2025 LOS ANGELES GRAMMY Camp Selectees and Tracks (In Alpha Order by First Name)

2025 NEW YORK GRAMMY Camp Selectees and Tracks (In Alpha Order by First Name)