Will Grammy Museum’s Olivia Rodrigo Exhibit Boost Her Grammy Chances? ‘The Cure Uraveled’ to Open With Cameron Crowe-Hosted Q&A

“ Olivia Rodrigo : the cure unraveled,” an exhibition showcasing the handmade sets, props and artwork created for Rodrigo’s “The Cure” music video, is set to open at the Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles on Sept.

2 and run through Feb.

22, 2027.

That means the exhibit will be on view from about six weeks before first-round voting for the 69th annual Grammy Awards begins Oct.

12 until 15 days after the awards will be presented at Crypto.Com Arena, which is also in the L.A.

Live complex.

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Rodrigo is regarded as a strong candidate for nominations in the marquee categories.

Her third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, seems certain of landing an album of the year nod.

She has at least two strong candidates for record and song of the year nods: “The Cure” and “Drop Dead.” Rodrigo is a Grammy darling, having received three awards from 14 nominations, including best new artist in 2022.

The exhibit, presented by American Express, promises to give fans an intimate look behind the making of Rodrigo’s “The Cure” music video.

An expanded version of the exhibit will open in early fall 2026, with additional details to be announced.

The exhibit launches with a special program with Rodrigo on Tuesday (Sept.