RECORDING ACADEMY® Celebrates 20th Anniversary of event uniting Congress with grammy® winners and nominees
WHAT: On April 27, the Recording Academy® will once again bring together representatives from the worlds of music and politics in person at the annual GRAMMYs on the Hill® Awards, benefiting the GRAMMY Museum® and sponsored by City National Bank. The Awards will recognize five-time GRAMMY®-winning songwriters and producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, who have been instrumental in defining the sound of pop music for decades. Reps. Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) and Michael McCaul (R-Texas) will also be honored for their leadership in supporting the rights of music creators, especially as those in the music industry work to recover from the devastating effects of the past couple years.
The following day, April 28, the Recording Academy will host the annual GRAMMYs on the Hill Advocacy Day, Capitol Hill's largest and most prestigious legislative event for music creators, which brings GRAMMY winners and nominees, along with other esteemed industry leaders, to Washington, D.C., to meet with lawmakers. Participants will rally on behalf of legislation supported by this year's congressional honorees including the American Music Fairness Act (AMFA), Help Independent Tracks Succeed (HITS) Act and PEACE Through Music Diplomacy Act, each a vital continuation of ongoing music policy progress.
WHO:
* Musical Honorees: Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (Creators Leadership Award).
* Congressional Honorees: Rep. Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) and Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas).
* Master of Ceremonies: actress/singer Sofia Carson.
Performances by GRAMMY-winning a cappella gospel sextet Take 6 and musical honorees Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, who, after decades of working on iconic songs from artists such as Janet Jackson, Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, and Boyz II Men, released their first album, Jam & Lewis: Volume One, last year.
Joined by more than 20 members of Congress, confirmed attendees include GRAMMY-winning gospel artist Yolanda Adams; GRAMMY-winning composer/pianist/songwriter/singer Emily Bear; Recording Academy Co-President Valeisha Butterfield Jones; Recording Academy Acting Chief Advocacy & Public Policy Officer Todd Dupler; GRAMMY-nominated singer/composer/actress/playwright Nnenna Freelon; GRAMMY-nominated musician/author/educator Pierce Freelon; Recording Academy Board of Trustees Chair Tammy Hurt; GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter Lupita Infante; GRAMMY-winning producer KIZZO; GRAMMY-winning singer/songwriter/producer Ledisi; Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr.; Recording Academy Co-President Panos A. Panay; GRAMMY-nominated songwriter Whitney Phillips; GRAMMY-winning singer/songwriter Autumn Rowe; and GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter Emily Warren.
At this time, proof of full vaccination (vaccine card or image of card) will be required along with a government-issued photo ID to attend GRAMMYs on the Hill. Anyone who is exempt from COVID-19 vaccinations due to medical reasons or sincerely held religious beliefs must present a lab-administered negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within two days prior to the day of the event before entering. These requirements are subject to change.
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Nnenna Freelon (Jazz Singer), Emily Bear (Pianist and Composer), Whitney Phillips (Songwriter), Autumn Rowe (Songwriter), Lupita Infante (Mariachi and Ranchera Singer-Songwriter), Take 6 (A Capella Gospel Group), Gramps Morgan (Jamaican Singer), Emily Warren (Songwriter and Musician), Fran Drescher (Actress), Harvey Mason Jr. (President & CEO Recording Academy), Jimmy Jam (Artist Honoree), Terry Lewis (Artist Honoree), Bun B (Rapper), and Cordae (Rapper).
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