2026 XMA Nominations Party Set for Nov. 19 in Hollywood

2026 XMA Nominations Party Set for Nov. 19 in Hollywood

LOS ANGELES — The 2026 XMA nominations reveal party will take place at Keys on the Sunset Strip on Wednesday, Nov. 19, with red-carpet arrivals starting at 8 p.m.

Since opening last year, Keys has been wowing Hollywood with its mix of glamour and live sets. Now, the multilevel venue will play host to the annual nominations reveal party in preparation for Adult Industry’s Biggest Night® — the 2026 XMAs, set for Sunday, Jan. 18, at the historic Hollywood Palladium.

This year, due to overwhelming demand to walk the red carpet, access will be limited to dressed-to-impress guests embodying peak Hollywood glamour.

“Our yearly nominations party is such a great way for the community to celebrate their achievements,” said XBIZ Events Director Moe Helmy. “We look forward to cheering on all the nominees as we begin the countdown to the 2026 XMAs.”

The annual XMAs celebrate outstanding talent and creativity across the most extensive and inclusive range of award categories in the adult industry, from movie production and creators to digital media and pleasure products. The red-carpet extravaganza caps off XBIZ Week, which includes the XBIZ Expo pleasure product trade show, the XBIZ 2026 digital media conference, and X3 Expo.

To RSVP for the Nov. 19 nominations reveal party, click here.

For VIP booth/table reservations, contact vipaccess@xbiz.com.

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