Music's biggest night returned to the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on February 2, 2025, as The Recording Academy handed out its annual honors across every genre from pop to jazz.

What is The 67th Annual Grammy Awards about?

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards brought together the past year's most talked-about recordings, songwriting, and performances for a single televised ceremony. Categories spanned the full breadth of the music industry, covering everything from chart-topping singles to overlooked work in classical and world music, with winners chosen through the Recording Academy's peer-voting process. Trevor Noah returned as host, guiding the evening through award presentations, tribute segments, and live performances from a lineup of artists working across pop, hip-hop, country, and beyond. The broadcast also marked a moment of reflection for the Los Angeles music community, arriving weeks after wildfires had swept through parts of the city.

Cast & crew

The ceremony was hosted by Trevor Noah, whose comedic timing and quick transitions have made him a familiar face at major awards shows. As with any Grammy telecast, the real cast is the array of performing and nominated artists spanning the year's biggest releases, though the program itself credits no formal directors or actors in the way a scripted film would.

Context & significance

The 67th Grammy Awards followed a year of shifting listening habits, with streaming numbers increasingly shaping which songs and albums entered the conversation for nominations. Held at the Crypto.com Arena, the ceremony continued the Recording Academy's tradition of pairing award presentations with full-scale musical performances rather than simple acceptance speeches.

Where & how to watch

The full broadcast of the 67th Annual Grammy Awards is available to watch on K-Time with a free account login, with Persian subtitles for viewers following along in Farsi. The page can be browsed without signing in, and K-Time's interface is designed around a Farsi-first viewing experience for Persian-speaking audiences everywhere.