2025 Grammys confirmed: Taylor Swift's favorite award show will proceed despite LA wildfire crisis,

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards will proceed as planned on February 2, despite the devastating wildfires ravaging Los Angeles County.

Set to air live from the Crypto.com Arena, the ceremony promises to honor music's brightest stars while addressing the ongoing crisis with a heightened sense of responsibility.

Grammys will shed light on relief efforts in Los Angeles

This year's leading nominee is Beyonc?, who has secured 10 nods, followed by Taylor Swift with six nominations.

Other artists receiving multiple nominations include Charli XCX, Post Malone, Sabrina Carpenter, Kendrick Lamar, and Chappell Roan.

Swift, whose latest album The Tortured Poets Department and collaboration with Gracie Abrams earned her nominations in three of the "big four" categories-Album of the Year, Record of the Year, and Song of the Year-expressed her gratitude during a recent Eras Tour show in Toronto.

"You embraced The Tortured Poets Department in such an incredible way," Swift shared.

"I wrote and recorded this album during the tour, keeping it a secret until the announcement. This recognition is truly overwhelming."

The Recording Academy and MusiCares released a joint statement affirming their commitment to moving forward with the ceremony, emphasizing the event's renewed mission to raise funds for wildfire relief efforts.

"The Grammys will not only celebrate artistry but also amplify the spirit of resilience that defines Los Angeles," the statement read.

The organization is collaborating with local authorities to ensure public safety and allocate resources responsibly.

Beyond recognizing musical excellence, the event will also honor first responders who have been tirelessly battling the wildfires.

Over 100,000 people have been displaced, with 24 lives lost as the Santa Ana winds continue to fuel the flames.

While the Grammys remain on schedule, other major events in the entertainment industry are being adjusted due to the fires.

The Oscars are still set for March 2, though some related events have been canceled or postponed.

As the wildfires test the resolve of Los Angeles, the Grammys aim to unite the community through the power of music, showcasing not only the achievements of its nominees but also the city's enduring strength.