See All the Glamorous Grammys Preparties Ahead of the Big Show

Updated on 2/15/2016 at 6:10 PM

The Grammy Awards are on Monday, and if this year's show is anything like last year's, then brace yourself for an action-packed evening. Celebrities prepped for the big event by popping up at a handful of LA preparties and events over the weekend, including The Creators Party presented by Spotify, the Grammy Gift Lounge, dFm's Hollywood bash, and Clive Davis's annual soiree. At The Creators Party, Katy Perry arrived solo following her tryst with rumored boyfriend Orlando Bloom, as did Fergie, who showed a whole lot of leg on the red carpet. Newly engaged couple Miguel and Nazanin Mandi showed some sweet PDA upon their arrival, and over at the Grammy Gift Lounge, Zendaya got silly while posing for photos.

The Clive Davis party, which paid homage to entertainment executive and celebrity manager Irving Azoff, brought out music-industry heavyweights like Christina Aguilera, Courtney Love, Janelle Monae, and Ciara. Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton showed PDA in their seat, as did Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, who looked more in love than ever on the red carpet and mingled with other famous guests inside. Read on for an inside look at all the parties ahead of the big show!

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