Trevor Noah is set to host the 2025 Grammy Awards for the fifth consecutive year, and this time, he’s taking on an additional role as a producer of the event. The Daily Show host has become a beloved figure at the ceremony, and his return promises more of his signature humor and charisma. In a statement from CBS, it was also revealed that the 67th Annual Grammy Awards will be more than just a celebration of music; the event will have a renewed sense of purpose as it raises funds for the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.
The wildfires have devastated large areas of California, destroying homes, businesses, and lives, and the Grammy Awards will play a part in supporting the brave first responders who risked everything to help. CBS’s statement emphasized the importance of honoring these heroes and raising funds for their relief efforts. The event’s donation process will support those affected by the fires, further solidifying the ceremony’s role in giving back to the community.
Alongside Noah, the event will be produced by Ben Winston, Raj Kapoor, and Jesse Collins, with Fulwell 73 Productions overseeing the production. The star-studded ceremony is expected to bring more attention to the ongoing wildfire relief efforts, with music’s biggest night becoming a platform for both celebration and charity.
As for the nominations, this year’s ceremony is already brimming with excitement. Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan lead the pack with six nominations each, and both artists are the only ones to receive nods in all four major categories. Taylor Swift follows closely with seven nominations, while Beyoncé takes the lead with 11, making her a heavy contender for the night’s top honors.
The 67th Annual Grammy Awards will take place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and will be streamed live on CBS, promising an unforgettable evening of music, recognition, and philanthropy.