Guests could scan the QR codes on an album display wall in order to purchase them on site.
Harley Viera-Newton spun tunes inside a DJ booth built to resemble a lock with keyhole during the Warner Music Group celebration, in association with V Magazine, on January 25 at the Grill. Guests sipped on cocktails courtesy of Hennessy, which were themed around nominated artists, including champagne cocktails named “Bodak Bubbles” and “24K Twinkle.”
At Universal Music Group’s after-party, which was presented by American Airlines and Citi and held at Spring Studios on Sunday, American Airlines flight attendants welcomed guests into a hidden speakeasy, where they sipped on signature cocktails that are available at the airlines’ flagship lounges. The House of Rémy Martin served the curated cocktails. During the party, Citi showcased Art-Object Boomboxes. Inspired by New York street artist Faust, the collection commemorated some Universal Music Group artists who were nominated for Grammys. The boomboxes will be donated to Musicians on Call to be auctioned for charity.
During the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner weekend in 2012, Google and The Hollywood Reporter hosted an event that welcomed guests with an alphabet-board sign.
