The Recording Academy is taking its mission to empower and unite music creators worldwide to new heights with the launch of GRAMMY House Giza, set to debut in 2026. This marks a historic moment as the Academy brings its celebrated immersive experience to one of the most iconic landmarks on earth, the Great Pyramids of Giza.
Scheduled for October 2026, GRAMMY House Giza will bring together artists, producers, songwriters, and music industry leaders from across the globe for several days of creativity, learning, and collaboration. The event will feature electrifying live performances, dynamic panel discussions, cultural exchanges, and hands-on workshops — all designed to spark inspiration, deepen understanding, and celebrate the universal language of music. Previous editions of GRAMMY House have captivated audiences in Los Angeles and New York, and now the experience goes international for the first time.
“It’s truly exciting to see the GRAMMY House experience expand worldwide, especially in such a historic and powerful setting,” said Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy. “GRAMMY House Giza embodies our vision of amplifying the voices of music people everywhere. It will be a celebration of creativity, innovation, and unity connecting creators, fans, and industry leaders who continue to shape global culture.”
The announcement was revealed during a spectacular concert at the Great Pyramids, celebrating Egypt’s rich musical legacy with breathtaking performances by legendary composer Omar Khairat and Lebanese superstar Carole Samaha.
“I’m in the greatest place in history, the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, the Mother of the World, the cradle of civilization and culture, bringing us together tonight in love, music, and peace,” said Carole Samaha during her mesmerizing performance.
The night was attended by representatives from the Recording Academy, Taitan Capital Japan, and Global Entertainment Holdings, the Academy’s official partner for bringing GRAMMY House Giza 2026 to life.
As a symbol of this groundbreaking partnership, the GRAMMY House logo was dramatically projected onto the Great Pyramid marking the beginning of a bold new chapter in the Academy’s global journey.
GRAMMY House Giza is part of the Recording Academy’s broader international expansion strategy, first unveiled in 2024, which seeks to celebrate and support the diverse creative forces shaping music across borders. With more GRAMMY Houses planned in major cultural hubs worldwide, the initiative will continue to build bridges between creators and foster the global exchange of artistry, innovation, and passion for music.
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