Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, and Justin Bieber are taking the stage tonight at the 2026 Grammy Awards. The 68th Annual ceremony airs live from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles at 8 p.m. ET. A star-studded performance lineup awaits.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Date and Time: Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT
- Host: Trevor Noah hosting for the sixth and final time
- Network: Broadcast live on CBS and Paramount+
- Top Nominees: Kendrick Lamar leads with nine Grammy nominations
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Bruno Mars is among the final performers announced. The 16-time Grammy winner has earned three nominations this year, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for his hit collaboration “Apt” with Rosé. Lady Gaga, who received seven nominations, will also take center stage. Justin Bieber, nominated for four Grammy Awards, rounds out the major headliners set to perform tonight.
The performance order promises back-to-back hits spanning multiple genres. Each artist brings their biggest moments of the year. Fans have been waiting for these live renditions since the nominations were announced.
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Sabrina Carpenter is making a triumphant return to the Grammy stage. The two-time Grammy winner earned six nominations this year and won big for her album Short n’ Sweet. Last year, she delivered a showgirl-inspired performance of “Espresso” and “Please Please Please.” She established herself as a force in pop music.
Her return performance comes after breaking through on the Grammy stage last year. The momentum from her recent success makes her one of tonight’s most anticipated moments.
Complete Performers Listed for Tonight
| Performer | Notable Info |
| Lady Gaga | 7 nominations, major performance slot |
| Bruno Mars | 3 nominations, “Apt” collaboration success |
| Justin Bieber | 4 nominations, Album of the Year contender |
| Sabrina Carpenter | 6 nominations, defending champion performer |
“At the ripe old age of 67, the Grammy Awards are still considered music’s biggest night.”
— BBC News, 2026 Grammys Coverage
Additional Performers and Special Moments
Tyler the Creator, Clipse & Pharrell Williams, and Rosé will also take the stage tonight. The ceremony includes tribute performances honoring legendary artists. Reba McEntire, Brandy Clark, and Lukas Nelson will perform in memoriam. The lineup reflects the diversity of modern music.
Best New Artist nominees are scheduled to perform as well, giving emerging talent their moment on the biggest stage. Addison Rae, Leon Thomas, Lola Young, and others will join the celebration of music’s future.
Trevor Noah Returns for His Final Host Turn: What Will He Bring?
Trevor Noah returns as master of ceremonies for the sixth consecutive year, and this will be his final time hosting the Grammys. The Emmy Award-winning comedian has become synonymous with the ceremony. His comedic timing and presence have shaped the last six years of music’s biggest night.
The 2026 Grammy Awards air live on CBS and are available for streaming on Paramount+. Coverage begins at 8 p.m. ET, with a pre-show premiere ceremony held at Peacock Theater. Will Noah deliver memorable moments worthy of his final hosting stint?
Sources
- Grammy.com – Official 2026 Grammy Awards performers and host announcements
- Billboard – Confirmed performer lists and performance details
- NBC News – Live coverage and ceremony updates for February 1, 2026
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