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The Grammys are coming to Los Angeles this weekend. Here's a list of street closures
The 2026 Grammy Awards will take place at Crypto.com Arena this Sunday.
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The 2026 Grammy Awards — hosted by comedian Trevor Noah — will take place at Crypto.com Arena at 5 p.m. Sunday, so drivers can expect road closures in downtown L.A.
The ceremony will bring many of music's biggest names to downtown Los Angeles, and shut down streets around the arena.
Here's a full list of street closures from the L.A. Department of Transportation:
Closures starting early Sunday, after 1 a.m.:
- Pico Boulevard between Flower Street and Figueroa Street
- Pico Boulevard between Albany Street and LA Live Way
- 12th Street between Albany Street and Flower Street
- 11th Street between Blaine Street and Flower Street
- LA Live Way between Pico Street and Olympic Boulevard
- Figueroa Street between Venice Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard
Additional closures starting Sunday morning, after 10 a.m.:
- Pico Boulevard between Hope Street and Flower Street
- Venice Boulevard between Flower Street and Figueroa Street
- Figueroa Street between Washington Boulevard and Venice Boulevard
The LADOT has not responded to an inquiry on when the closures will lift.
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