GRAMMY Museum Selects 172 Students and Announces Guest Artists for Expanded GRAMMY Camp

...Programs to Take Place in Miami, Los Angeles, and New York

The GRAMMY Museum announced today that 172 talented high school students from 126 U.S. cities across 25 states have been selected to participate in the newly expanded GRAMMY Camp this summer, which will now be held in Miami and New York in addition to its flagship Los Angeles location.

This year’s guest artists include Cimafunk, DARUMAS, and GALE in Miami; Braxton Cook, Chloe Flower, and Renée Elise Goldsberry in New York; and Alexander Stewart, Aly & AJ, Daniel Seavey, D’Mile, India Shawn, and Reneé Rapp in Los Angeles. These artists will share insights on their career journeys and guide students preparing to enter the music industry.

The 2025 GRAMMY Camp sessions will take place at the following locations:

• Art House Studios, Miami, FL – June 8–14, 2025

• Evergreen Enterprise Experience, Los Angeles, CA – July 13–19, 2025

• Engine Room Audio, New York, NY – July 27–Aug. 2, 2025

“For more than 20 years, GRAMMY Camp has been a vital launching pad for high school students chasing their dreams in music, providing a real-world glimpse into the industry and the journey that comes with it,” said Michael Sticka, President and CEO of the GRAMMY Museum. “This summer, we’re thrilled to expand that mission even further, welcoming rising talent to our GRAMMY Camp community in Los Angeles, Miami, and New York.”

This GRAMMY Museum education program is made possible in part by support from the Chuck Lorre Family Foundation and TikTok. Additional scholarship and program support is provided by BeatHeadz, CenterStaging, Crucial Music Corporation, Native Instruments, Pacific Bridge Arts Foundation, Splice, The Cindy Charles Scholarship, The Recording Academy, The Sheth Family Foundation, and Trumpet Lady Enterprises.

Now in its 21st year, GRAMMY Camp offers intensive, real-world career training across several areas of commercial music. Each location will feature tracks in Music Business, Instrumental Performance, Electronic Music Production, Songwriting, and Vocal Performance. Additional specialized tracks will be tailored to each host city's musical heritage, such as Musical Theater, Screen Scoring, DJ-focused Production, and Jazz-focused Instrumental Performance.

Instruction is led by GRAMMY-winning and -nominated professionals, Recording Academy members, and other industry experts. While students are selected for a specific career track, they will have opportunities to collaborate across disciplines.

Applications for GRAMMY Camp 2026 will open in September at www.grammycamp.com.