Sound Companies
ATK Audiotek, Clair Global, Soundtronics
Venue
Crypto.com Arena
Los Angeles, CA
Crew (Partial List)
- Grammy Audio Producer: Michael Abbott
- FOH Production Mixer/ATK Project Manager: Jeff Peterson
- FOH Music Mixer: Jamie Pollock
- Broadcast A1: Tom Holmes
- Remote Trucks: Music Mix Mobile (M3)
- Music Mixers: Eric Schilling, John Harris
- Monitor Mixers: Andres Arango, Michael L. Parker
- RF Coordinator: Stephen Vaughn/Soundtronics
- RF Management: Michael Faustino, Bill Kappelman
- System Tech: Dave Scobbie
- FOH Tech: Andrew Fletcher
- System Manager: Craig Robertson
- Advisors: Mike Clink, Glenn Lorbiecki, Leslie Ann Jones
Gear (Partial List)
FOH
- Speakers: (56) Cohesion CO12 (4 flown clusters of 14), (32) CO10 (4 clusters of 8), (36) CO8 (6 clusters of 6), (16) CP218 II+ (2 clusters of 6 plus 2 stacks of 2 per side), (4) CP6+ (front fill)
MON
- Wireless: (46) channels of Shure Axient Digital mics, (24) channels of PSM 1000 IEMs w/150 receiver packs; (1) channel of Axient Digital PSM Digital IEM for host Trevor Noah’s IFB (interruptible foldback); Sennheiser Digital 6000, EM 3732 & EM 6000 receivers,
- Vocal Mics: Shure Nexadyne 8/S (Chappell Roan), SM58 (Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith), Beta 87A (Brittany Howard), Beta 58A (Brad Paisley); Sennheiser MD 5235, SKM 5200-II (The Weeknd, Lady Gaga), MM 435 (Shakira); Neumann KK 205 (Wicked’s Cynthia Erivo)
Event Details
The 67th Grammy Awards took place Feb. 2 at Crypto.com Arena in the wake of Los Angeles’ January wildfires. A resilient music community created an unforgettable night. Along with the main ceremony and telecast, which included about a dozen of the top awards presentations, there are more than 80 other Grammy Awards that get presented every year, many of them during the Grammy Premiere ceremony the afternoon prior to the main awards telecast. Other pre-Grammys ceremonies included the 2025 MusiCares Persons of The Year event at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Jan. 31.
