Just about everyone on the planet with musical talent will perform at the Grammys on Sunday. Here’s a rundown those scheduled to appear. This post will be updated as more names are added.
Katy Perry
She’s only one week out from her Super Bowl halftime show, but Perry will take over the Grammys stage to sing “By the Grace of God,” off her nominated album, “Prism.” She’s up for two awards, Best Pop Duo/ Group Performance for “Dark Horse” and Best Pop Vocal Album. Left Shark is not scheduled to appear.
Rihanna, Paul McCartney and Kanye West
They’ll perform “FourFiveSeconds,” their collaborative track due out on Rihanna’s new album sometime this year. Rihanna’s up for Best Rap/ Sung Collaboration for “The Monster” with Eminem. West is also set to “deliver a never-before-seen solo performance” during the show. That will be cool.
Chris Martin and Beck
Coldplay’s front man will team up with Beck to perform something from “Morning Phase,” which is nominated for Album of the Year and Best Rock Album. Beck’s “Blue Moon” is nominated for Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song. Coldplay is also up for three categories: Best Pop Duo/ Group Performance for “A Sky Full of Stars,” Best Pop Vocal Album for “Ghost Stories” and Best Music Film for “Ghost Stories.”
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Usher
Usher will perform! He probably won’t sing “Climax”! Bummer!
Madonna
This will be her fifth Grammy performance, and there’s no doubt that she’ll promote her new album “Rebel Heart,” due out March 6.
Check out the full list of Grammy nominees.
