The 65th Grammy Awards will air on Feb. 5, and while a slew of A-list performers are set to grace the stage, other major nominees may miss the show completely.
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While some nominees may skip the event, Adele and Harry Styles have confirmed they’re going.
Music’s biggest night may have to go on without music’s biggest superstars. The 65th Grammy Awards will air on Feb. 5, and a slew of A-list performers and presenters are set to grace the stage. If recent reports are any indication, some of this year’s most notable nominees and frequent Grammy attendees may not even attend the ceremony, let alone perform onstage. However, it looks like producers are doing everything they can to guarantee their presence on Grammys night.
Beyoncé is the most nominated artist this year with an impressive nine nods, including Album of the Year for Renaissance and Record and Song of the Year for “Break My Soul.” She will again face off against Adele, who received seven nods, including the Big Three categories for 30 and “Easy On Me,” respectively. The British singer controversially won those three awards with her previous album 25 and its lead single “Hello” over Bey’s critically acclaimed Lemonade.
Kendrick Lamar trails behind Bey with eight nominations, while Brandi Carlile ties with Adele for seven nods. All four artists will compete for the night’s biggest prize, Album of the Year, along with ABBA, Bad Bunny, Mary J. Blige, Coldplay, Lizzo, and Styles.
