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Every year, the American Recording Academy hosts an award show to celebrate the best and brightest in both the American and international music scenes. In a historic first, the Academy announced the GRAMMY House event in Egypt, held on the 22nd of October, marking a monumental moment in the award ceremony's history.
The GRAMMY House Giza Event Announcement in Egypt

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For the 2025 announcement event, the Pyramids of Giza served as an incredible location, creating a breathtaking fusion of culture, elegance, and ancient history. The Pyramids, with their timeless grandeur, provided a backdrop unlike any other, transforming the event into a spectacle of global unity and artistic celebration. The choice of Egypt symbolised the Grammys' growing recognition of international influence in modern music and celebrated the country's role as a rising cultural hub in the region.
GRAMMY House Giza in 2026

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In October 2026, the Academy is set to unveil GRAMMY House Giza, a multi-day celebration taking place beside the iconic Great Pyramids. This global gathering will bring together artists, producers, songwriters, and industry figures from around the world.
The event promises an immersive lineup of live performances, cultural collaborations, and educational sessions that honour artistic expression and foster stronger international ties within the music industry.
The Academy Stepping Out of Its Home

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Earlier editions of the GRAMMY House events took place in Los Angeles and New York, featuring live shows, panel discussions, and creative workshops that brought together fans and music professionals under one roof. With the upcoming Giza edition, the Academy is expanding this experience beyond the United States for the very first time, marking a milestone in its international outreach.
Egyptian Melodies at the Announcement Show

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Naturally, the event was not complete without captivating performances. The legendary Egyptian composer Omar Khairat graced the stage, performing some of his most beloved musical pieces. His melodies echoed across the desert night, blending seamlessly with the majestic view of the pyramids, leaving the audience in awe. The performance became a proud moment for Egyptian art and culture, proving that music truly transcends borders and languages.
What Are the Grammy Awards?

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The Grammy Awards, often referred to as "the Grammys," are the most prestigious honours in the music industry, celebrating excellence across a vast range of musical genres. Organised annually by the American Recording Academy, the event recognises artists, producers, and songwriters for their achievements in categories such as Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. Beyond the trophies, the Grammys are famous for their star-studded performances, iconic collaborations, and unforgettable red-carpet moments that showcase the ever-evolving world of music.
The Honour of Winning a Grammy Award

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For most musicians, winning a Grammy Award is the ultimate recognition and respect in the music industry. It represents years of hard work, creativity, and dedication. Of course, the most coveted award of them all remained Album of the Year, an honour that has been won four times by the same artist only once in history, by the American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift.
