Steven Tyler's 'Jam for Janie' Grammy Viewing Party Proceeds Despite LA Wildfire Cancellations
Steven Tyler's Janie's Fund is hosting its sixth-annual Grammy viewing party at the Hollywood Palladium, offering one of the few remaining Grammy events still scheduled during the LA wildfire crisis. The charitable event aims to support young women who have experienced abuse and neglect.
Steven Tyler performing on stage
The event will feature:
- A glamorous cocktail hour
- World-class dining
- Live Grammy Awards broadcast viewing
- Curated live auction
- Special performances from Steven Tyler's iconic friends
- Late-night DJ after-party
Notable attendees expected include:
- Aerosmith (full band)
- Host Tiffany Haddish
- Joan Jett
- Billy Idol
- Over 100 local firefighters (invited)
Ticket options:
- Best New Artist Ticket: $3,000 (basic entry + event catalog listing)
- Producer of the Year Ticket: $5,000 (preferred seating + VIP access)
- Song of the Year Ticket: $10,000 (premium package with two VIP passes)
This event stands out as one of the few major Grammy celebrations still taking place, alongside Clive Davis' gala and the MusiCares Person of the Year benefit. Many other industry parties, including those from major labels, BMG, and Spotify, have been canceled due to the ongoing LA wildfires, which have significantly impacted the music industry community, including displacing over 50 Universal Music employees.
The viewing party will be broadcast on CBS and Paramount+ during the Grammy Awards telecast.
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