<p>Below is the current list of performers and presenters for the <strong>63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards</strong>. Music's Biggest Night will be broadcast on the CBS Television Network Mar. 14, 2021.</p>
2021 GRAMMYs Performers & Host
Host
Performers
- Career nominations: 5
- Current nominations: 2
- Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (“Un Dia (One Day)”)
- Best Latin Pop or Urban Album (YHLQMDLG)
- Career nominations: 4
- Current nominations: 3
- Record Of The Year (“Colors”)
- Album Of The Year (“Black Pumas (Deluxe Edition)”)
- Best American Roots Performance (“Colors”)
- Five-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 12
- Current nominations: 2
- Best Country Song (“Crowded Table”)
- Best Song Written For Visual Media (“Carried Me With You [From Onward]”)
- Career nominations: 6
- Current nominations: 4
- Record Of The Year (“Rockstar”)
- Best Rap Performance (“Bop”)
- Best Melodic Rap Performance (“Rockstar”)
- Best Rap Song (“Rockstar”)
- First-time GRAMMY nominee
- Current nominations: 3
- Record Of The Year (“Say So”)
- Best New Artist
- Best Pop Solo Performance (“Say So”)
- Five-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 10
- Current nominations: 4
- Record Of The Year ("Everything I Wanted")
- Song Of The Year ("Everything I Wanted")
- Best Pop Solo Performance ("Everything I Wanted")
- Best Song Written For Visual Media (“No Time To Die [From No Time To Die]”)
- Career nominations: 3
- Current nominations: 2
- Album Of The Year (“Women In Music Pt. III”)
- Best Rock Performance (“The Steps”)
- Four-time GRAMMY winner
- Current nominations: 5
- Best Rock Song (“Stay High”)
- Best Rock Performance (“Stay High”)
- Best Alternative Music Album (Jaime)
- Best R&B Performance (“Goat Head”)
- Best American Roots Performance (“Short And Sweet”)
- Two-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 21
- Current nominations: 3
- Best Country Solo Performance (“Bluebird”)
- Best Country Song (“Bluebird”)
- Best Country Album (Wildcard)
- Two-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 8
- Current nominations: 6
- Record Of The Year (“Don’t Start Now”)
- Album Of The Year (Future Nostalgia)
- Song Of The Year (“Don’t Start Now”)
- Best Pop Solo Performance (“Don’t Start Now”)
- Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (“Un Dia (One Day)”)
- Best Pop Vocal Album (Future Nostalgia)
- Seven-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 35
- Current nominations: 1
- Album Of The Year (Everyday Life)
- First-time GRAMMY nominee
- Current nominations: 4
- Record Of The Year (“Savage”)
- Best New Artist
- Best Rap Performance (“Savage”)
- Best Rap Song (“Savage”)
- One-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 11
- Current nominations: 1
- Best Country Song (“The Bones”)
- Career nominations: 9
- Current nominations: 3
- Record Of The Year (“Circles”)
- Album Of The Year (Hollywood’s Bleeding)
- Song Of The Year (“Circles”)
- One-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 9
- Current nominations: 6
- Record Of The Year (“Rockstar”)
- Song Of The Year (“The Box”)
- Best Melodic Rap Performance (“Rockstar”)
- Best Melodic Rap Performance (“The Box”)
- Best Rap Song (“The Box”)
- Best Rap Song (“Rockstar”)
- First-time GRAMMY nominee
- Current nominations: 3
- Best Pop Solo Performance (“Watermelon Sugar”)
- Best Pop Vocal Album (Fine Line)
- Best Music Video (“Adore You”)
- Ten-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 41
- Current nominations: 6
- Album Of The Year (Folklore)
- Song Of The Year (“Cardigan”)
- Best Pop Solo Performance (“Cardigan”)
- Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (“Exile”)
- Best Pop Vocal Album (Folklore)
- Best Song Written For Visual Media (“Beautiful Ghosts [From Cats]”)
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Presenters
- Career nominations: 6
- Current nominations
- Album Of The Year – Chilombo
- Best R&B Performance – “Lightning & Thunder” featuring John Legend
- Best Progressive R&B Album – Chilombo
- Four-time GRAMMY winner
- Career nominations: 7
- Current nominations
- Album Of The Year – Djesse Vol.3
- Best R&B Performance – “All I Need”
- Best Arrangement, Instruments and Vocals – “He Won’t Hold You”
