At 67 years old, the Grammy Awards remain renowned as 'music's biggest night'. This year's ceremony occurs in Los Angeles this Sunday, with a star-studded guest list including Harry Styles and Chaka Khan.
Kendrick Lamar leads the nominations with nine, fueled primarily by his sixth album, *GNX*. Last year, he also clinched record and song of the year for his intense track, *Not Like Us*. Other formidable contenders are Lady Gaga with seven nominations, and Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, and Leon Thomas, each with six nods.
The ceremony will feature a record 95 awards over approximately eight hours, covering categories from mainstream hits like album of the year to niche awards including the best 'ambient, new age or chant' album.
Who's Likely to Win Album of the Year?
Stakeholders eye a thrilling three-way race for the album of the year award between Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, and Lady Gaga, each vying for their first victory in this category despite previous nominations.
Key Performances and Political Commentary
Performing stars will include Justin Bieber and Olivia Dean, with political themes expected to resonate through the evening as artists reflect on the current U.S. landscape through their music.
How to Watch
The ceremony is split into two segments: the premiere ceremony at 12:30 PM PST and the main show at 5 PM PST. If you're in the UK, catch the ceremony via CBS and streaming platforms.
