Clive Davis Grammy Party Will Return in 2027
Next year will mark the glitzy party's first edition since the famed music executive died in June at 94 years old.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Hollywood Reporter
WorldPingThe Clive Davis and Recording Academy’s Pre-Grammy Gala will take place on Saturday, Feb.
6, 2027, at its longtime home of the Beverly Hilton, as always, the evening before the Grammy Awards.
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