The Grammy Museum is hosting “A Conversation With Subtronics” next week.
Set for Wednesday, March 25, “A Conversation With Subtronics” invites the celebrated dubstep artist to speak at the Los Angeles museum, famous for celebrating Grammy-winning music and artists. In an intimate panel at the 200-seat Clive Davis Theater, the producer and DJ is slated to discuss the creative process behind his latest album, Fibonacci.
The event comes as the Cyclops Recordings label boss continues to shape the modern bass music landscape as one of its leading innovators. In 2025, his two-part album, Fibonacci, was accompanied by sold-out arena tours, high-profile Las Vegas residencies, and a record-breaking six-night run at the Shrine Auditorium, cementing his status as a global stage presence.
Whether dropping a track or speaking into the mic, the Philadelphia-born artist exudes positivity and warmth, turning every interaction with the audience into a shared, uplifting moment that will make this night truly legendary.
“A Conversation With Subtronics” at The Grammy Museum will open its doors to fans at 7PM, with the program starting at 7:30PM.
General admission is currently priced at $45.10. Tickets are available at grammymuseum.org.
Featured image courtesy: Subtronics. Credit: Oh Dag Yo Photo.
