Demi Lovato Tears Up at the Grammys During Her First Live Performance Since Her Overdose

Demi Lovato is back in all her glory and her back to back powerful performances at Grammy Awards 2020 and Super Bowl LIV prove that she is here to stay. While she did take a break from the spotlight after her 2018 overdose to focus on her health and getting sober, she has come back stronger and wants to keep things that way. According to a source, the singer is currently prioritising her sobriety as she works on her first album since her near-fatal OD episode.   

Demi Lovato continued her comeback with a well-received performance of the US national anthem during the Super Bowl.

Super Bowl LIV started off on a high note! Demi Lovato took the stage and fulfilled her life long dream of performing the National Anthem. The 27-year-old proudly stood at the 50-yard-line on Sunday, February 2, and delivered a stellar rendition of the tune. Throughout her performance, the Tell Me You Love Me singer remained composed and added her own touch to the patriotic song. The crowd and the players couldn’t get enough, as they joined in on the performance.

The fans were in for a surprise when the Heart Attack singer Demi Lovato got up from her VIP seat and joined Dan & Shay in their performance at the Super Bowl Music Fest. The Give Your Heart a Break singer gave a thrilling performance alongside Dan & Shay of their hit song Speechless.

BTS performed Black Swan for the first time on The Late Late Night Show With James Corden earlier this week. The K-Pop band sent shivers down everyone's spine with their live performance on the Map of the Soul 7 song.

One of the standout moments of last night's Grammy Awards was Demi Lovato's remarkable comeback performance: She sang new single "Anyone," an emotional and deeply personal track she wrote shortly before overdosing in 2018. And while childhood best friend Selena Gomez didn't attend the ceremony, she watched Lovato's performance on TV, writing her a heartfelt note on her Instagram story.

Selena Gomez was moved by Demi Lovato's emotional GRAMMYs performance on Sunday.

Demi Lovato hit the stage for the first time in over a year and a half at the 2020 Grammy Awards and treated her fans with a breath-taking performance. The 27-year-old singer marked her comeback with her new single, Anyone.

Selena Gomez was moved by Demi Lovato's emotional GRAMMYs performance on Sunday.

Selena Gomez couldn't be more proud of her longtime friend, Demi Lovato.

ICYMI, Demi Lovato had fans sobbing during her 2020 Grammy Award performance. The Disney alum took the stage on Sunday night for the first time since her 2018 overdose to perform her new song Anyone. In a beautiful white ball gown, a tearful Demi sang the powerful balled as her voiced cracked.

Demi Lovato made her anticipated return to the stage during Sunday night's Grammy Awards, marking her first performance since she washospitalizedfor an apparent drug overdose in July 2018, days after the final date on her Tell Me You Love Me World Tour.For her return to the stage, Lovato performed her new song, "Anyone." At the beginning of her song, Lovato immediately grew visibly emotional, having to restart her performance.

After more than a year of steering clear of the public eye, Demi Lovato is actually back in the spotlight, and Lovatics everywhere are probably losing their sh*t over her stunning and emotional performance tonight.

It takes an immense amount of courage to get on a big stage like the Grammys following an incredibly public mishap, but Demi Lovato took charge when she graced the 2020 ceremony for the first time in three years -- and her first live performance in two -- on Sunday night (Jan. 26).   Introduced by Little Women director Greta Gerwig, who co

Her story in a song. Demi Lovato released her new single, “Anyone,” immediately after her emotional performance at the 2020 Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 26.

One word: wowzers!

Demi Lovato made a triumphant return to the stage during the Grammys on Sunday, debuting her new song “Anyone.”

Welcome back, Demi Lovato.

Sorry not sorry!