Grammy Awards 2021: How to watch and what to expect at this year's ceremony
Host Trevor Noah says tonight's Grammys will be different due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but don't expect everyone to be on Zoom.
While most of the show is being kept under wraps, here's what we do know.
There are 22 artists set to perform at the Grammys, including Taylor Swift, BTS and Billie Eillish. Getty
Queen Bey leads the way
Beyoncé leads with nine nominations. She could even make Grammy history as the winner of the most Grammys if she wins at least eight. It's also expected to be a big night for Taylor Swift, who is up for album of the year, and she'll also be performing.
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Performances
Other performers include Cardi B, BTS, Billie Eilish and Miranda Lambert. These performances will take place in and around the Los Angeles Convention Centre.
Beyoncé could make Grammy history as the winner of the most Grammys if she wins at least eight. Getty Images via Getty Images
Presenters
The show is also switching things up when it comes to presenters. This year some of the awards will be presented by bartenders and others who work in music venues that have been affected by the pandemic.
The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards will be broadcast from Staples Centre in Los Angeles, with Trevor Noah as host. CBS via Getty Images
Where to watch
The show will begin airing on Monday, March 15 from 11 am AEDT on Network Ten. The show will also be airing on Foxtel's Arena TV with a primetime encore at 7:30 pm.
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