Grammys 2022

The 2022 Grammys are set to take place tonight (3 April), awarding the best in music.

It’s unknown if the latter, now legally known as Ye, will attend the ceremony. The ceremony, which was originally set to take place in January, will proceed in Las Vegas, marking the first ceremony since changes to the nomination process were announced. Follow along with live updates from the ceremony, which begins at 8pm EST / 1am BST.

The 64th Grammy Awards are set to sparkle in just a few hours time, with rock royalty well represented among the huge range of categories - here's how you ...

We told you we'd show you how to watch the Grammys for free! It's not as fiddly as you might think - you can get set up in a matter of minutes -  and we recommend using a service like ExpressVPN. While Paramount+ is coming to UK, European and Far Eastern audiences later this year, the launch will come too late to watch all the Grammy goings-on, which we hope won’t be as controversial as last weekend’s Oscar's slap-fest. You can also catch up on the big night afterwards using the Paramount+ on-demand service. The entire Grammy 2022 award ceremony will be streamed live through a number of cable channels across the US tonight. It’ll be a night for the whole music community to come together after a turbulent few years and celebrate the best albums, songs and performances from the 12 months or so in diverse range of genres.

The 64th annual Grammy Awards take the show from LA to Las Vegas, and we're updating live highlights and winners from music's biggest night.

Batiste grabs his first Grammy of the day – for "Soul," which ties with "The Queen's Gambit" for score soundtrack for visual media. You can tune into the premiere ceremony – when about 70 of the 86 awards are distributed – starting at 3:30 EDT/12:30 PDT at grammy.com and the Recording Academy’s YouTube channel. Plus she's favored for the prestigious best new artist – yep, which Eilish won in 2020 – against a field that includes Glass Animals, Saweetie and Eilish's own brother, Finneas. says host LeVar Burton, the "Star Trek" and "Roots" actor, to start the Grammys preshow. Mega-popular BTS again looks to become the first K-pop act with a Grammy win – their hit "Butter" is up for best pop duo/group performance. Batiste leads all artists with 11 nominations – even more impressively, in 11 different categories – and he looks to break Jackson and Santana's tied record of eight Grammys in one show.