New Jersey’s Grammy Museum kicks off Grammy month celebration

The Grammy Awards will be held in Hollywood in a little more than two weeks, but New Jersey is getting in on the action early.

News 12 Staff

Jan 10, 2020, 10:27 PM

Updated 1,573 days ago

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The Grammy Awards will be held in Hollywood in a little more than two weeks, but New Jersey is getting in on the action early.
The Grammy Museum Experience at the Prudential Center is kicking off a series of special artist appearances for its first-ever Grammy month celebration.
Among the artists will be New Jersey native Gloria Gaynor, who is famous for her classic “I Will Survive.” She will take part in a Q&A with the audience and perform live. Gaynor is nominated for two Grammy awards this year.
Information about tickets and a list of artists appearing at the Grammy month event can be found on the Grammy Museum’s website.


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