It’s officially been a year since COVID-19 lockdown and it’s safe to say everyone is gunning to attend concerts again. As we continue to await the return to “normal,” we can look forward to shaking it off in our homes this Sunday with the 2021 Grammy Awards. Host Trevor Noah promised Ryan Seacrest on-air the awards show will actually be for the viewers.
“It’s basically like a concert series for people at home,” Noah shared, revealing the reason he decided the host the awards show amid quarantine. “It’s not a show made for the people that are there that home viewers get to watch, it’s a show made for you at home. That’s what the show is.”
Trevor added the Grammys will feature a bevy of performances back-to-back. Taylor Swift, BTS and Dua Lipa are headlining the ceremony, joined by Cardi B, Bad Bunny, Harry Styles and many others with Beyoncé leading the nominations.
“You’ve got all the artists literally in the same space,” Trevor added. “It’s like 5 stages together. … Like an outdoor-indoor thing so everything is flowing and moving. … It’s like a jam session.”
Watch back the full interview above for more, including what else you can expect from the Grammys.
The 63rd Grammy Awards will air on CBS and stream on Paramount Plus at 8 p.m. Sunday.