The GRAMMY Museum has officially unveiled its exciting lineup of Summer 2025 programs, showcasing a powerful mix of artists from across genres including country, hip-hop, gospel, alternative, and global music. From Jon Pardi and Tech N9ne to Melissa Manchester, Mdou Moctar, El Malilla, and Israel Houghton, the museum is once again proving why it’s a vital hub for music culture, education, and unforgettable live experiences.
This summer’s programming not only celebrates artistic excellence but also highlights diversity, global soundscapes, and genre-defying talent. With select programs already sold out, fans are encouraged to act fast and secure admission to upcoming performances, panels, and interactive discussions.
Summer 2025 Highlights at the GRAMMY Museum
Sunday, June 22 | 1:00 PM
Celebrate Black Music Month with Frankie Ross & 94.7 The Wave
Held on the Ray Charles Terrace, this free-with-admission event features Frankie Ross, DJ Shell, and songwriter Terry Steele, offering guests live music, performances, and exclusive giveaways—all in honor of Black Music Month.
Wednesday, June 25 | 7:30 PM
An Evening With Jon Pardi (Sold Out)
Moderated by Graham Bunn, this intimate session dives into Pardi’s career journey, creative inspiration, and influence in modern country music.
Thursday, June 26 | 7:30 PM
The Drop: Tech N9ne
The independent hip-hop mogul and Forbes-recognized “Hip-Hop Cash King” returns to share insights on his new album 5816 Forest, followed by a high-energy performance.
Sunday, June 29 | 1:00 PM
Black Music Month Spotlight: The Music of Derryck “Big Tank” Thornton
In collaboration with AAFCA and moderated by Nekesa Moody, this program honors the contributions of Derryck “Big Tank” Thornton to film and TV music.
Wednesday, July 16 | 7:30 PM
The Drop: Michael Clifford (Sold Out)
The 5 Seconds of Summer guitarist and pop-rock star connects with fans in an exclusive session, underscoring his individual artistry.
Thursday, July 17 | 7:30 PM
The Drop: Jade Bird
Presented in association with the Americana Music Foundation, Jade Bird will discuss her upcoming album Who Wants To Talk About Love?, along with an intimate performance.
Monday, July 21 | 7:30 PM
An Evening With Melissa Manchester
GRAMMY-winning icon Melissa Manchester shares stories from her five-decade career and previews her first-ever concerto AWAKE!, followed by a live performance.
Tuesday, July 22 | 7:30 PM
Spotlight: Mdou Moctar
Celebrated as the “Hendrix of the Sahara,” this Niger-based guitar virtuoso discusses his latest album and performs live, blending traditional Tuareg sound with rock.
Wednesday, July 23 | 7:30 PM
Spotlight: El Malilla
As the rising star of reggaetón Mexa, El Malilla shares his unique sound and growing influence in Latin urban music through conversation and performance.
Tuesday, July 29 | 7:30 PM
Spotlight: Damiano David
Måneskin’s frontman spotlights his solo project Funny Little Fears in a rare solo appearance and performance.
Thursday, July 31 | 7:30 PM
An Evening With Israel Houghton
Seven-time GRAMMY-winning gospel leader Israel Houghton of Israel & New Breed will preview new music and reflect on his powerful faith-filled journey.
What Makes These Summer 2025 GRAMMY Museum Events Unmissable?
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Diverse Genre Representation: From hip-hop to gospel, reggaetón to Americana, fans of all backgrounds will find a program to connect with.
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Exclusive Performances: Many events include special live sets in an intimate venue space unlike any typical concert.
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Star Power: Appearances by platinum-selling, GRAMMY-winning artists such as Jon Pardi, Israel Houghton, and Melissa Manchester.
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Cultural Significance: Celebrations of Black Music Month, Latin music movements, and African guitar legends place culture at the center of the series.
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Engaging Conversations: Each event goes beyond the music, offering deep dives into creative processes, personal stories, and artistic evolution.
For full details, ticket availability, and more information, visit:
grammymuseum.org/programs
Don’t miss this summer of music, memories, and meaningful connection at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles.
