The Luther Vandross: Artistry and Elegance Exhibit opens at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, celebrating the remarkable legacy of one of the most iconic voices in music history. Running from November 20, 2024, to June 15, 2025, this exhibit invites fans to explore Vandross’s life, musical achievements, and cultural impact.
Born in New York City in 1951, Luther Vandross began his career as a backup vocalist for stars like David Bowie and Bette Midler before launching his solo career in the early 1980s. His silky voice, heartfelt lyrics, and impeccable production quickly earned him acclaim, with hits like “Never Too Much” and “Dance with My Father”. Over his career, Vandross received 8 GRAMMY Awards and sold over 35 million records worldwide.
The exhibit highlights Vandross’s artistry through rare memorabilia, including iconic stage outfits, handwritten lyrics, personal photographs, and artifacts from his illustrious career. Visitors will also learn about his creative process, from songwriting to his role as a producer. Additionally, the exhibit delves into Vandross’s personal life, celebrating his influence on the music industry and his enduring legacy as a cultural icon.
Event Details:
• Location: GRAMMY Museum L.A. Live, Los Angeles, CA
• Admission: $12–$22.50
• Info: GRAMMY Museum Website
