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Comedian Trevor Noah is hosting the Grammys tonight for the fifth consecutive year. Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles once again plays host to the awards show, which began with an "I Love L.A." tribute performance from Dawes.
"This category was introduced in 1989 and three women have won, Lauryn Hill, Cardi B and Doechhi. I put my heart and my soul into this mixtape,” she said through tears during her acceptance speech. The light blue set featured a sprawling staircase and what appeared to be a small house that fell apart during"Please Please Please" before Carpenter returned to"Espresso."
The South African comedian went on to comment on how he's going to enjoy the night because it"may be the last time I host anything in this country."The ceremony's opening performance highlights some heartwarming moments that emerged in the wake of the wildfires. Behind the band, a graphic reads"We Love L.A." and visuals show residents finding lost items among rubble.
She said her performance teases what’s to come on her first tour in seven years. The North America leg of her tour kicks off May 13 in Charlotte.There are just nine more awards to be given tonight. Here they are in order of how they'll be announced during the show:Grace Bowers said the Grammys asked her three days ago to hit the stage. Bowers is an award-winning guitarist and songwriter.
She's up for album, record and song of the year tonight and will present at some point during the broadcast.Artist J Balvin is using his time on the red carpet to advocate for Latinos and share his experience as an immigrant. But to whoever does win, Monet advised them to keep creating music how they want to and things will keep falling into place.
She also called L.A."such a resilient town" and said she is doing"everything I can to support people, families, rebuilding and the pets."Pop music girls have dominated the music scene in the last few years, and tonight's slated nominations and performers don't stray far from that trend. She is wearing a floor-length navy-blue gown with a silver center piece. When asked to see her nails, Erivo and the Grammys’ red carpet hosts called out items like diamonds and stones that were on her nails.Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for The Recording AcademyErivo did a flying motion with her hands, and she and the hosts said altogether, “Fly Me To The Moon.” They then talked “Defying Gravity,” her hit song from film “Wicked.
“Although it would have been nice to be recognized by your industry, especially as a woman, I’m so proud seeing so many incredible female artists nominated at the Grammys this year.”"Saariaho: Adriana Mater" — Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor; Fleur Barron, Axelle Fanyo, Nicholas Phan & Christopher Purves; Jason O’Connell, producer “I give them to my parents. They just love to show them off. My dad has his own little shrine to me. It’s kind of become a museum,” she said.
“There are people all over the world that would do anything to see what you’re about to see. So please move down,” he repeated, as some attendees appear to have left to gear up for the main ceremony later this evening.It's no secret comedian Nikki Glaser is a huge Swiftie. So, although she's here for her No. 1 tonight, she also said she's rooting for Gracie Abrams, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan and SZA, who is joining Kendrick Lamar in the Super Bowl Halftime Show next weekend.
"This kind of music can’t exist without diversity. People from Venezuela, Peru, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, the flavor, the sauce from New Orleans to Oakland... We thank you so much." The band said celebrations like the Grammys remind them of the good in the world, and offered advice for those watching.
"I feel like the world can’t afford to forget about people like The Beatles," he added."Like we need this music in the world. We need peace and love, and we need the magic of the 60s to stay alive."Before presenting the next round of awards, Bob Clearmountain, two-time Grammy Award winner, told the audience he feels “fortunate” that he had another place to go after losing his home and studio in the L.A. fires.
What does"Footloose" have to do with children's music? We don't know. But Diaz used his time on stage to deliver a moving message. Those will include some of the biggest accolades of the night, including song of the year, record of the year, album of the year and best new artist.
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