Trevor Noah Returns As Grammy Awards Host for Fifth Year Amid LA Wildfire Crisis
Trevor Noah is set to host the 67th Grammy Awards for the fifth consecutive year at Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena on February 2, airing live on CBS and Paramount+.
Trevor Noah at 2025 Grammy Awards
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Despite ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, the Recording Academy has confirmed the ceremony will proceed as planned, with a renewed focus on supporting relief efforts and honoring first responders. The show, produced by Fulwell 73 Productions, will be executive produced by Ben Winston, Raj Kapoor, and Jesse Collins.
The Recording Academy's charitable arm, MusiCares, has already distributed $2 million in emergency aid to music industry professionals affected by the wildfires. The organization is offering comprehensive support, including financial, medical, and personal assistance to those impacted.
Harvey Mason Jr., in a letter to Recording Academy members, emphasized music's healing power and the show's dual purpose of celebrating musical achievement while supporting the Los Angeles community's resilience.
The ceremony will serve as a platform to:
- Raise additional funds for wildfire relief efforts
- Honor first responders' bravery and dedication
- Celebrate the year's musical achievements
- Unite the music community during challenging times
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While several Grammy-related parties have been cancelled out of respect for those affected by the fires, the main ceremony will continue its mission of bringing the music community together while supporting those in need.