Editor’s Note: Updated Friday, June 13, to add the full talent lineup. Updated Monday, June 23, to add the video recaps of GRAMMY House NYC and links to recently published recaps of GRAMMY House NYC events.
The Recording Academy is set to debut the first-ever GRAMMY House NYC, a dynamic two-day pop-up experience amplifying the diverse voices shaping the future of music. Taking place Friday, June 13, and Saturday, June 14, GRAMMY House NYC will bring together music creators, culture shifters, and industry leaders in an inclusive space dedicated to celebrating and advancing music's vibrant tapestry.
Known as the house where every voice belongs, GRAMMY House NYC will feature a full schedule of insightful panels, intimate live performances, and meaningful networking opportunities. Taking place during New York Music Month, the GRAMMY House NYC programming will spotlight women in music, champion independent artists, honor the cultural contributions of LGBTQIA+ and Black communities during Pride Month and Black Music Month, and explore how innovative technologies are transforming the music landscape.
"We're incredibly excited to bring the GRAMMY House experience to New York City," said Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. said in a statement. "Since its debut during GRAMMY Week in 2023, GRAMMY House has become a powerful gathering place for innovators and culture shifters in the music industry. It's the house where all creatives and industry leaders in music are welcome — a space that reflects the diversity of our music community. We're thrilled to continue expanding its reach by bringing GRAMMY House to more cities and engaging with local Academy members, fans, and music communities in new settings."
GRAMMY House NYC partners include United Airlines, A2IM (American Association of Independent Music), M·A·C Cosmetics, the Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC), Chef Laurent Tourondel's event venue SECOND, and VOSS Water.
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GRAMMY House NYC 2025 Programming Schedule
GRAMMY House events are by invitation only and are non-transferrable. More information can be found at GRAMMYHouse.com.
Women Shaping the Future of Music
Presented by Women In The Mix
Date: Friday, June 13, 2025
Doors Open: 10 a.m. ET
Programming: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. ET
Participating Talent:
JoJo — Fireside Chat Participant\
Divinity Roxx — Moderator\
Goldie Boutilier — Performer
More than just a brunch, this event, presented by the Recording Academy's Women In The Mix, is a warm gathering designed to foster powerful connections among women in the music industry. Attendees will join a community of trailblazers for an inspiring fireside chat, a live performance by singer/songwriter Goldie Boutilier, and meaningful opportunities to engage with women who are shaping the future of the industry with purpose and creativity.
Read More: At GRAMMY House NYC, Women Shape The Future Of Music
Sonic Shift: Music, Tech & Connection
Sponsored by the Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC)
Date: Friday, June 13, 2025
Doors Open: 2 p.m. ET
Programming: 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. ET
Participating Talent:
Juliet Ivy — Panelist\
Peter Hylenski — Panelist\
Will Wells — Panelist\
Gia Peppers — Moderator
Music creators and producers are using technology not just as a tool, but as a creative partner. This panel, featuring singer/songwriter Juliet Ivy, stage sound designer Peter Hylenski, songwriter and producer Will Wells, and moderated by entertainment journalist Gia Peppers, will explore how artists are transforming their possibilities, expanding their artistic boundaries, building community, and deepening their impact.
Celebrating Independent Voices in Music
In Collaboration with A2IM
Date: Friday, June 13, 2025
Doors Open: 7 p.m. ET
Programming: 8 p.m. – 10 p.m. ET
Participating Talent:
aron! — Performer\
Diana Burco — Performer \
DJ David — Performer\
Kasey Tyndall — Performer \
Tiera Kennedy — Performer
In collaboration with A2IM, this showcase celebrates the creativity of independent artists and offers a platform for rising talent to shine. The showcase will feature opening sounds by DJ David and performances by aron!, Diana Burco, Kasey Tyndall, and Tiera Kennedy.
Rhythm & Soul
Presented by the Black Music Collective
Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025
Doors Open: 10 a.m. ET
Programming: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. ET
Participating Talent:
Laila! — Panelist\
Carl Lamarre — Moderator
The Rhythm & Soul Brunch, presented by the Recording Academy's Black Music Collective, will be an unforgettable event honoring Black Music Month. Featuring a live performance and intimate fireside chat with singer/songwriter and producer Laila!, moderated by Billboard's Senior Director of R&B/Hip-Hop Carl Lamarre, this event will celebrate the richness of Black culture and the importance of community.
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Artist to Advocate: Forging Tomorrow's Music Landscape
Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025
Doors: 2 p.m. ET
Programming: 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. ET
Participating Talent:
KIRBY — Panelist\
Michelle Lewis — Panelist\
Torae Carr — Panelist\
Todd Dupler — Moderator
The music industry is ever-evolving, as is the role of the artist. Whether a creator or an advocate, this panel discussion, featuring Torae Carr and moderated by the Recording Academy's Chief Advocacy & Public Policy Officer Todd Dupler, will explore how individuals can harness their platform to spotlight critical issues facing the music industry and drive meaningful change.
Read More: GRAMMY House NYC's Artist To Advocate Panel: 5 Lessons In Using Your Voice For Good
Out & Proud: A Queer Artist Showcase
Presented by Academy Proud
Date: Sat, June 14, 2025
Doors: 7 p.m. ET
Programming: 8 p.m. – 10 p.m. ET
Participating Talent:
Bentley Robles — Performer\
Destin Conrad — Performer\
Peppermint — Host and Performer\
Talia Goddess — Performer
Celebrate Pride Month and the cultural contributions of the LGBTQIA+ music community with an electrifying night of music and art, featuring Peppermint as host and performer and a performance by Destin Conrad. This event is presented by the Recording Academy's Academy Proud.
The dynamic programming at GRAMMY House NYC reflect the Recording Academy's wide-spanning mission and diverse membership body. The panels celebrate the unique perspectives and lived experiences of music industry professionals who are also part of the underrepresented communities that the Academy serves, including women, Black and LGBTQIA+ artists, creators and leaders. Some of the Academy's resource groups — including Women In The Mix, the Black Music Collective and Academy Proud, which are part of the Recording Academy's DREAM (Diversity Reimagined by Engaging All Musicmakers) Initiative, a wide-spanning network of member resource groups spotlighting the cultural contributions of creators and music industry professionals — will present several panels at GRAMMY House NYC. Read our 2024 GRAMMY Impact Report to learn more about how the Recording Academy supports and uplifts diverse artists, creators, professionals, and music communities on a year-round basis.
Learn more about the Recording Academy's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, recent DEI achievements, and year-round work to support artists, creators and music professionals of all backgrounds.
Watch recaps of the first-ever GRAMMY House NYC below:
@grammys 🎶 Day 1 of GRAMMY House NYC set the tone — and it was nothing short of powerful. 🎤✨ We kicked things off with Women Shaping the Future of Music, a meaningful gathering that sparked real connection and celebrated the women driving change in the industry. Then,Sonic Shift took us into the future of music and tech, exploring how creators are using innovation to deepen impact and build community. The night ended on a high note with Celebrating Independent Voices, where indie artists lit up the stage.🌟 The first-ever #GRAMMYHouseNYC is just getting started — and every voice has a place here. Thank you to GRAMMY House NYC partners @United Airlines, @A2IM, @maccosmetics, @The MLC , SECOND, and @Voss Water USA.
@grammys 🎶 Day 2 of #GRAMMYHouseNYC was a celebration of culture, advocacy, and unapologetic artistry. 🖤🌈 We started the day with Rhythm & Soul, an intimate brunch celebrating Black Music Month in a way that honored community, creativity, and culture. From there, Artist to Advocate sparked important conversations on how artists can lead change and use their voices for impact, not just expression. And to close out this unforgettable weekend, Out & Proud lit up the night with bold performances and joyful celebration of the LGBTQIA+ music community, reminding us all that the talent within the Queer community is unique and unmatched! . 🌟🎤 Thank you to GRAMMY House NYC partners @United Airlines, @A2IM, @maccosmetics, @The MLC, SECOND, and @Voss Water USA.