Grammy Awards are slated to take place on the ceremony’s original date of Feb. 2 and sources say the Clive Davis party is still on.

The music industry will still hold the Grammys ceremony on Feb. 2.

Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music Group have all canceled their Grammy week events amid the LA wildfires.

The company, home to Ariana Grande and Kendrick Lamar, will longer hold its pre-Grammy artist showcase and awards show afterparty.

Universal Music Group canceled all Grammy-related events hours after the Recording Academy announced that the 67th edition of the awards ceremony would push through despite the California wildfires. Resources for events like the Artist Showcase and the After-Grammy Party will instead be redirected “to assist those affected by the wildfires,

Universal Music Group has canceled all of its Grammy-related events, including the Saturday artist showcase and the Sunday after-Grammy party, and will use the money instead for Los Angeles wildfire relief.

Universal Music Group cancels all Grammy-related events, reallocating resources to support those affected by Southern California wildfires.

Universal Music Group cancelled all activities leading to the Grammy Award on February 2 amid the Los Angeles wildfires. It noted how the funds will be redirected.

"Our core focus at this time is allocating the resources we have to support long term recovery for the city we call home," Billboard shared in a statement.