Last night, the Grammy Museum’s inaugural Hall of Fame Gala in downtown Los Angeles was a star-studded event featuring performances by Andra Day, Elle King, and Hanson. The ceremony celebrated the induction of 10 classic songs and albums into the Grammy Hall of Fame, with live covers from artists like the Clash and Treaty, Shinedown, Ravyn Lenae, and William Bell.
Hosted by broadcast journalist Anthony Mason, the event honored classics from Guns N’ Roses, De La Soul, and Donna Summer, among others, showcasing the rich history of Atlantic Records over the past 77 years.
Andra Day, who recently released her third album “Cassandra (Cherith),” delivered stunning performances of Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love” and Lauryn Hill’s “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You.” The night also featured a tribute to Atlantic Records, with artists like Ravyn Lenae and Shinedown covering iconic songs.
The event culminated in a heartfelt moment when Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. welcomed William Bell’s song “You Don’t Miss Your Water” into the Grammy Hall of Fame, acknowledging the artist’s contribution to music history.
Overall, the Hall of Fame Gala was a night filled with exceptional performances, heartfelt tributes, and a celebration of the timeless music that has shaped our lives. The event highlighted the significance of the Grammy Hall of Fame and the impact of these recordings on music culture.