The Recording Academy, in partnership with the GRAMMY Museum, is proud to introduce DREAMSphere, a new DREAM initiative designed to foster connection through music, storytelling, and creative collaboration.
DREAMSphere is a live collaborative music and storytelling experience that brings together artists, musicians, and creatives from across communities for an evening of shared artistry, cultural connection, and belonging. Rooted in the belief that everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and valued, DREAMSphere creates an atmosphere of belonging where music serves as a catalyst for shared understanding and meaningful engagement.
With Musical Direction From T.Nava

T.Nava (Ron Jerome Avant) is a five-time Grammy-nominated keyboardist, talkbox artist, producer, arranger, and music director, best known as the keyboardist and talkbox artist for the acclaimed band The Free Nationals. A contributor to Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated projects, T.Nava has built a reputation as one of today’s most versatile musicians, seamlessly blending funk, R&B, soul, hip-hop, gospel, and jazz into unforgettable live performances and recordings.
Throughout his career, T.Nava has toured, recorded, produced, and collaborated with an extraordinary roster of artists including Anderson .Paak, Snoop Dogg, Tyler, The Creator, Jhené Aiko, Willow Smith, Bobby Brown, Chris Brown, and The Pharcyde. His credits include co-producing Bobby Brown’s “Get Out the Way” and contributing as a keyboardist on multiple tracks from the same project, as well as recording credits with Tyler, The Creator, Chris Brown, Jhené Aiko, and Snoop Dogg. His work spans world tours, major festivals, television appearances, and acclaimed studio recordings, earning him recognition as a trusted collaborator with a passion for musical excellence and innovation.
Known for his expressive keyboard playing, signature talkbox style, and creative versatility, T.Nava is equally accomplished behind the scenes as a producer, arranger, and music director. Whether leading an ensemble, producing a record, or crafting live performances, he is recognized for his ability to unite artists across genres and generations, creating musical experiences that celebrate creativity, collaboration, and community.
DETAILS
Date: July 24th, 2026
Location: GRAMMY Museum, Ray Charles Terrace, 800 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Time: 7:00pm