House of Hits Powered by Billboard set the tone for a Grammy weekend honored with legacy and culture.
The two-day gathering fused legacy, hit-making, and storytelling into one intimate, high-impact experience produced by Global Music Touring.
day one
Day one set the tone with a masterclass on R&B greatness. Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox led a powerful conversation honoring the legendary Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds. The three hit-makers unpacked decades of timeless records, career-defining moments, and the untold stories behind songs that shaped the sound of generations. Billboard Senior Director Carl Lamarre also tapped in with Fam-Lay, diving into his journey and iconic collaborations with The Neptunes, Clipse, and beyond.
day two
Day 2 shifted the energy to hip-hop history as Clipse, Pusha T and Malice, took center stage. From groundbreaking records and industry highs to faith and growth, the now Grammy-winning duo reflected on their evolution while connecting the past, present, and future. The Thorton brothers reunited for fourth studio album, Let God Sort Em Out back in July, leading to their first Grammy win for the Kendrick Lamar assisted, “Chains & Whips.”
House of Hits combined luxury and dialogue, with curated cocktails by Crown Royal Marquis and Lalo Tequila, bites from Marathon Burger, and an elevated caviar experience by Cavi Morii.
Attendees included industry veterans Stephen Hill and Steve Rifkind, Devon Franklin, Mayor Phillip Jones, Global Music Touring co-founder Antonio Dowe and more.
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