The Recording Academy has announced a major television event honoring one of the most iconic bands in history. “A GRAMMY Salute to Earth, Wind & Fire Live: The 21st Night of September” will air on CBS Sunday, September 21, from 8 to 10 p.m. ET/PT, and stream on Paramount+. This Earth, Wind & Fire Grammy salute will celebrate the group’s music with a spectacular Hollywood Bowl performance.
Earth, Wind & Fire are known for their timeless hits, vibrant shows, and influence across generations. With nine GRAMMY Awards and millions of records sold, they remain one of the most successful acts in music. According to the Recording Academy, this tribute will bring the band together with the LA Philharmonic and a lineup of special guests for an unforgettable concert.
All-Star Performances For A Historic Tribute
“Do you remember? The 21st night of September?”
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— Jermaine Watkins (@JermaineWatkins) September 21, 2025
The Earth, Wind & Fire Grammy salute will feature an impressive list of guest performers. Stevie Wonder, the Jonas Brothers, Jon Batiste, and Janelle Monáe will join the group on stage. Each artist will honor the band’s catalog with unique renditions of its classic songs, reminding fans of their lasting impact.
Fulwell Entertainment and GRAMMY Studios are producing the concert, with Ben Winston, Patrick Menton, and Harvey Mason Jr. as executive producers. By pairing the group’s signature sound with orchestral arrangements, the event aims to highlight the universal appeal of their music and the joy it continues to bring.
A Celebration Of Timeless Music
The special takes place on September 21, the date made famous in their anthem “September.” For many fans, the Earth, Wind & Fire Grammy salute is more than a concert. It is a nostalgic journey back to the disco era, when their music filled dance floors and defined an entire generation.
At the same time, the concert also looks forward. By blending legendary performers with today’s stars, the tribute shows how Earth, Wind & Fire’s influence remains strong. Their songs continue to inspire both musicians and audiences, proving that great music never fades.