How to watch the Grammys
Los Angeles — The Grammys are on Sunday, and with eight nominations, this could be the year of Lizzo. The singer, whose nominations include album and song of the year, is part of a new crop of young and diverse artists vying for Grammy gold.
Rapper Lil Nas X has six nominations. Then there's 18-year-old Billie Eilish, the youngest artist in Grammy history to earn nominations in the top four categories.
"The Grammys want to show they're not some old fuddy-duddy awards show anymore," Variety reporter Angelique Jackson said. "It's not just about radio play anymore. It is about these social media stars that become these massive artists."
How to watch the GrammysWhat: The 62nd annual Grammy AwardsDate: Sunday, January 26, 2020Time: 8 p.m. ET (Red carpet coverage starts at 7 p.m. ET)Location: The Staples Center in Los AngelesOn TV: Your local CBS stationOnline stream: CBS All Access (try it for free) and fuboTV (start a free trial)Live updates: Follow along with our live blog as winners are announced.
While young artists dominate the major categories this year, don't count familiar faces out. One highlight could be Tanya Tucker.
With four nominations, the country star could pick up her first Grammy at the age of 61. "The Recording Academy still sees that a long-tenured career, someone like Tanya Tucker, still deserves to get recognized, but they want to make sure that these young artists also feel welcome to the party," Jackson said.
From young artists on the rise to showcasing more girl power, Grammy night will no doubt be a star-studded show.
Before the curtain rises, watch for some high-tech magic on the red carpet. Our partner site TechRepublic reports IBM's Grammy Insights with Watson will use artificial intelligence and natural language processing to display information about artists on the screen in real-time for fans watching on Grammy.com.
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