The Grammy Awards have been held at multiple locations throughout the years. In 1971 the Grammy Awards had its first live telecast and therefore had its own sole venue each year for the telecast. From 1963 to 1970 the Academy aired a TV special annually called "The Best On Record" which highlighted the awards dinners. Since 2000, the Grammy Awards have been held most years at Crypto.com Arena located in Downtown Los Angeles.
1965–1970: Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville and New York
Televised era
Grammy Award ceremonies have been televised live since 1971. The Crypto.com Arena (known as Staples Center from 1999 until 2021) has hosted the most Grammy Award telecasts, having hosted nineteen times. The Shrine Auditorium which hosted sixteen times was surpassed by the Staples Center in 2017. Los Angeles has held a total of 38 Grammy Award telecasts, with New York having hosted ten times and Nashville serving as host once.
With nineteen telecasts hosted, Crypto.com Arena has hosted the most Grammy telecasts. It surpassed the Shrine Auditorium as the most frequently used venue in 2016. The Shrine Auditorium hosted fifteen times between 1978 and 1999.
While Crypto.com Arena hosts the main telecast which is broadcast on CBS, the premiere ceremony (also known as the Pre-Telecast) is held at the neighboring Microsoft Theater, which is just across the street from the Crypto.com Arena. The MusiCares Person of the Year tribute is held at the adjacent Los Angeles Convention Center two days prior to the Grammy Awards.
Los Angeles has hosted a total of 39 Grammy Award telecasts
Los Angeles has held a total of 39 Grammy telecasts, and a total of 51 including the pre-broadcast era years. Las Vegas will host the Grammy Awards for the first time in 2022.
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Main article Grammy Award The Grammy Awards have been held at multiple locations throughout the years In 1971 the Grammy Awards had its first live telecast and therefore had its own sole venue each year for the telecast From 1963 to 1970 the Academy aired a TV special annually called The Best On Record which highlighted the awards dinners Since 2000 the Grammy Awards have been held most years at Crypto com Arena located in Downtown Los Angeles The Crypto com Arena in Los Angeles is the current home of the Grammy Awards and has hosted nineteen times Contents 1 Non televised era 2 Televised era 3 Ceremonies 4 Multiple ceremonies locations 4 1 Most frequent venues 4 2 Most frequent host cities 5 Multiple ceremonies hosted 6 See also 7 References 8 External linksNon televised era EditFrom 1959 to 1970 Awards dinners were held in the following locations simultaneously on the same day 1959 1961 Los Angeles Beverly Hills and New York 1962 1964 Chicago Los Angeles and New York 1965 1970 Chicago Los Angeles Nashville and New YorkTelevised era EditGrammy Award ceremonies have been televised live since 1971 The Crypto com Arena known as Staples Center from 1999 until 2021 has hosted the most Grammy Award telecasts having hosted nineteen times The Shrine Auditorium which hosted sixteen times was surpassed by the Staples Center in 2017 Los Angeles has held a total of 38 Grammy Award telecasts with New York having hosted ten times and Nashville serving as host once Ceremonies EditCeremony Date Venue Venue City Host Network Viewers in millions 1st Annual Grammy Awards May 4 1959 Various including Beverly Hilton Hotel Beverly Hills amp New York City Mort Sahl NBC 2nd Annual Grammy Awards November 29 1959 Meredith Willson3rd Annual Grammy Awards April 13 1961 None4th Annual Grammy Awards May 29 1962 Various including Beverly Hilton Hotel Chicago Los Angeles amp New York City5th Annual Grammy Awards May 15 1963 Frank Sinatra6th Annual Grammy Awards May 12 1964 None7th Annual Grammy Awards April 13 1965 Beverly Hilton Hotel Beverly Hills8th Annual Grammy Awards March 15 1966 Various Chicago Los Angeles Nashville and New York City Jerry Lewis9th Annual Grammy Awards March 2 1967 None10th Annual Grammy Awards February 29 196811th Annual Grammy Awards March 12 196912th Annual Grammy Awards March 11 197013th Annual Grammy Awards March 16 1971 Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles Andy Williams ABC14th Annual Grammy Awards March 15 1972 Madison Square Garden New York City15th Annual Grammy Awards March 3 1973 Tennessee Theatre Nashville CBS16th Annual Grammy Awards March 2 1974 Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles17th Annual Grammy Awards March 1 1975 Uris Theater New York City18th Annual Grammy Awards February 28 1976 Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles19th Annual Grammy Awards February 19 1977 28 86 1 20th Annual Grammy Awards February 23 1978 Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles John Denver 21st Annual Grammy Awards February 15 1979 31 31 1 22nd Annual Grammy Awards February 27 1980 Kenny Rogers 32 39 1 23rd Annual Grammy Awards February 25 1981 Radio City Music Hall New York City Paul Simon 28 57 1 24th Annual Grammy Awards February 24 1982 Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles John Denver 24 02 1 25th Annual Grammy Awards February 23 1983 30 86 1 26th Annual Grammy Awards February 28 1984 51 67 1 27th Annual Grammy Awards February 26 1985 37 12 1 28th Annual Grammy Awards February 25 1986 Kenny Rogers 30 39 1 29th Annual Grammy Awards February 24 1987 Billy Crystal 27 91 1 30th Annual Grammy Awards March 2 1988 Radio City Music Hall New York City 32 76 1 31st Annual Grammy Awards February 22 1989 Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles 23 57 1 32nd Annual Grammy Awards February 21 1990 Garry Shandling 28 83 1 33rd Annual Grammy Awards February 20 1991 Radio City Music Hall New York City 28 89 1 34th Annual Grammy Awards February 25 1992 Whoopi Goldberg 23 10 1 35th Annual Grammy Awards February 24 1993 Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles Garry Shandling 29 87 1 36th Annual Grammy Awards March 1 1994 Radio City Music Hall New York City 23 69 1 37th Annual Grammy Awards March 1 1995 Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles Paul Reiser 17 27 1 38th Annual Grammy Awards February 28 1996 Ellen DeGeneres 21 50 1 39th Annual Grammy Awards February 26 1997 Madison Square Garden New York City 19 21 1 40th Annual Grammy Awards February 25 1998 Radio City Music Hall Kelsey Grammer 25 04 1 41st Annual Grammy Awards February 24 1999 Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles Rosie O Donnell 24 88 1 42nd Annual Grammy Awards February 23 2000 Crypto com Arena 27 79 1 43rd Annual Grammy Awards February 21 2001 Jon Stewart 26 65 1 44th Annual Grammy Awards February 27 2002 18 96 1 45th Annual Grammy Awards February 23 2003 Madison Square Garden New York City None 24 82 1 46th Annual Grammy Awards February 8 2004 Crypto com Arena Los Angeles 26 29 1 47th Annual Grammy Awards February 13 2005 Queen Latifah 18 80 1 48th Annual Grammy Awards February 8 2006 None 17 00 1 49th Annual Grammy Awards February 11 2007 20 05 1 50th Annual Grammy Awards February 10 2008 17 18 1 51st Annual Grammy Awards February 8 2009 19 04 1 52nd Annual Grammy Awards January 31 2010 25 80 2 53rd Annual Grammy Awards February 13 2011 26 55 3 54th Annual Grammy Awards February 12 2012 LL Cool J 39 91 4 55th Annual Grammy Awards February 10 2013 28 37 5 56th Annual Grammy Awards January 26 2014 28 51 6 57th Annual Grammy Awards February 8 2015 25 30 7 58th Annual Grammy Awards February 15 2016 24 95 8 59th Annual Grammy Awards February 12 2017 James Corden 26 05 9 60th Annual Grammy Awards January 28 2018 Madison Square Garden New York City 19 80 10 61st Annual Grammy Awards February 10 2019 Crypto com Arena Los Angeles Alicia Keys 19 88 11 62nd Annual Grammy Awards January 26 2020 18 70 12 63rd Annual Grammy Awards March 14 2021 Los Angeles Convention Center Trevor Noah 8 8 13 64th Annual Grammy Awards April 3 2022 MGM Grand Garden Arena 14 Las Vegas TBA65th Annual Grammy Awards February 5 2023 Crypto com Arena 15 Los Angeles TBAMultiple ceremonies locations EditMost frequent venues Edit With nineteen telecasts hosted Crypto com Arena has hosted the most Grammy telecasts It surpassed the Shrine Auditorium as the most frequently used venue in 2016 The Shrine Auditorium hosted fifteen times between 1978 and 1999 While Crypto com Arena hosts the main telecast which is broadcast on CBS the premiere ceremony also known as the Pre Telecast is held at the neighboring Microsoft Theater which is just across the street from the Crypto com Arena The MusiCares Person of the Year tribute is held at the adjacent Los Angeles Convention Center two days prior to the Grammy Awards Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 6th 7thVenue Crypto com Arena Shrine Auditorium Beverly Hilton Hotel Radio City Music Hall Hollywood PalladiumMadison Square Garden Tennessee TheatreGershwin TheatreLos Angeles Convention CenterMGM Grand Garden ArenaNumber of Telecasts 19 15 7 6 4 1Most frequent host cities Edit Los Angeles has hosted a total of 39 Grammy Award telecasts Los Angeles has held a total of 39 Grammy telecasts and a total of 51 including the pre broadcast era years Las Vegas will host the Grammy Awards for the first time in 2022 Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4thCity Los Angeles CA New York City NY Chicago IL Nashville TNLas Vegas NVNumber of Pre Telecast Era Award Ceremonies 12 11 6 0Number of Telecasts 39 11 0 1Total Number of Times Hosted 51 22 6 1Multiple ceremonies hosted EditThe following individuals have hosted or co hosted the Grammy Awards ceremony on two or more occasions Host Number of CeremoniesAndy Williams 7John Denver 6LL Cool J 5Garry Shandling 4Billy Crystal 3James Corden 2Ellen DeGeneresAlicia KeysTrevor NoahRosie O DonnellKenny RogersJon StewartSee also EditList of Latin Grammy Award ceremony locationsReferences Edit a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af Grammy Awards TV Ratings Nielsen Ratings Ratings TVbytheNumbers Zap2it com January 28 2010 Retrieved July 30 2015 Grammy s 2010 Ratings 25 8 Million Viewers Highest Since 2004 Huffingtonpost com February 1 2010 Retrieved July 30 2015 TV Ratings Broadcast Top 25 Grammy Awards Modern Family Glee American Idol NCIS Top Week 21 Viewing Ratings TVbytheNumbers Zap2it com Retrieved July 30 2015 Andreeva Nellie February 13 2012 Whitney Houston Tragic Grammys Draw 39 9 Million Viewers Second Most Watched Ever Deadline Retrieved July 30 2015 2014 Grammy Commercials Sold For As High As Record 1 Million Exclusive Billboard January 23 2014 Retrieved July 30 2015 Rick Kissell January 27 2014 Grammys Ratings Grammy Awards Show Viewership Reaches 2nd Largest Since 1993 Variety Retrieved July 30 2015 TV Ratings Sunday Updated Grammy Awards Slide from 2014 Mulaney Rises as The Simpsons amp Family Guy Fall Ratings TVbytheNumbers Zap2it com Retrieved July 30 2015 Porter Rick February 15 2016 TV Ratings Monday Grammy Awards dominate X Files and Castle take hits Updated TVbytheNumbers Retrieved February 16 2016 Porter Rick February 13 2017 TV Ratings Sunday Grammys up slightly from 2016 Updated TVbytheNumbers Retrieved February 19 2017 Porter Rick January 30 2018 Shark Tank and Grammys pre show adjust down Sunday final ratings Retrieved August 18 2018 Welch Alex February 12 2019 Grammy Awards adjusts up The Simpsons adjusts down Sunday final ratings Retrieved July 5 2019 Grammy Ratings Slip To All Time Low Deadline January 27 2020 Retrieved January 27 2020 Zorilla Monica Marie March 15 2021 TV Ratings Grammy Awards Hit Record Low Down Nearly 53 Compared to 2020 s Show Variety Retrieved March 15 2021 Grammy Awards Sets New April Date In Las Vegas Press release CBS January 18 2022 via Deadline Hollywood Grammy Awards Sets February 2023 CBS Airdate Press release CBS July 14 2022 via Deadline Hollywood External links EditAwards at the Internet Movie Database Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of Grammy Award ceremony locations amp oldid 1127616388, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, 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