The nominations for the 69th Grammy Awards are about to be revealed. Is this Olivia Rodrigo’s year? Is Olivia Dean about to have her second big Grammys in a row? Will anybody not named Olivia be nominated for a single Grammy?
All of that and more will be answered as the Recording Academy announces its nominees for the Grammys, which honor achievements in music this year. The ceremony is set to take place Feb. 7.
This morning the Academy shared some more details about what we can expect from an extremely early nomination morning, so read on to get up to date with everything you can expect from the Grammys.
When will nominations be announced?
The nominations for the 69th Grammy Awards will be unveiled on Nov. 16.
Festivities will kick off at the unholy hour of 7:45 a.m. ET/4:45 a.m. PT so the news can play out partially on Good Morning America, due to the Grammys broadcast’s move to ABC for 2027.
The full list will be available online starting at 9 a.m. ET/6 a.m. PT.
Who will announcing the nominations?
Ten days out from the nominations event, the Recording Academy revealed the lineup of artists participating the announcement, including an artist expected to be one of this year’s major contenders.
Olivia Dean will be joined by Alan Menken, Amy Allen, Carly Pearce, David Guetta, Fyütch & Aura V, Herbie Hancock, Israel Houghton, Juanes, Kehlani, Linda Perry, Meghan Foley & Michelle Holme, Pharrell Williams, Renée Fleming, Yungblud, and Ziggy Marley.
How to watch the nominations
The primary spot for the nominations announcement will be Grammys.com and the Grammys YouTube channel. The release mentions some “special live coverage” on Good Morning America, but the exact meaning of that wasn’t immediately clear.
