Grammys CEO on 2025 Nominations, Beyoncé, Beatles and Quincy Jones

CEO Harvey Mason Jr. Grammy Museum to Host Panel

CEO of the Recording Academy Harvey Mason Jr. announced that the Recording Academy's Grammy Museum will be holding a panel titled "Grammys 2025: A Look Ahead" on June 8, 2023, at 7 p.m. PT.

The panel will feature Mason Jr., along with other industry experts, to discuss various topics related to the future of the Grammys, including the eligibility criteria for the 2025 Grammy Awards.

Key Points From the Announcement

1. Eligibility Criteria Changes: Mason Jr. hinted that there could be some changes to the eligibility criteria for the 2025 Grammy Awards. He said, "We are always looking at ways to improve the Grammy Awards and make sure that they are reflective of the current music landscape. We will be announcing any changes to the eligibility criteria in due course."

2. Beyoncé's Record-Breaking Achievement: Mason Jr. congratulated Beyoncé on becoming the artist with the most Grammy wins of all time. He said, "Beyoncé's historic achievement is a testament to her incredible talent and artistry. She is a true icon, and we are honored to have her as a member of the Recording Academy."

3. Beatles and Quincy Jones to Receive Special Awards: Mason Jr. announced that the Beatles and Quincy Jones will be honored with special awards at the 2023 Grammy Awards. He said, "The Beatles are one of the most iconic bands in history, and Quincy Jones is a legendary producer. We are thrilled to be able to recognize their contributions to music with these special awards."