How to Watch the 2020 Grammys

Last week, ousted Grammys CEO Deborah Dugan took to the Grammys with a sledgehammer, alleging in an equal opportunity complaint that the Recording Academy is rife with rampant sexual misconduct, voter fraud, and racialised and gendered bias. It was a document that has already changed the music industry in a profound and irreversible way, and that probably will continue to do so in the future.

From poignant start to emotional finish, the 2020 Grammy Awards packed the three-and-a-half hour broadcast with unforgettable performances from the year's most celebrated artists with many of the nominees bringing their incredible talents to the stage.After Lizzo -- who took home three Grammys on Sunday night (Jan. 26) -- set the tone by declaring that "Tonight is for Kobe!" before roaring into "Cuz I Love You," the title-track from her 2019 album.

Lizzo has already won two award at the 2020 Grammys — Best Urban Contemporary Album for Cuz I Love You, and Best Traditional R&B Performance for "Jerome — and she's nominated for the night's biggest awards, including Best Album, Best Song, and Best Record.

Gary Clark Jr. dominated the 2020 Grammys stage with his passionate "This Land" performance on Sunday night (Jan. 26).

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

Non-breaking news: Billie Eilish is an exceptional vocalist.    

Fresh from their MusiCares Person of the Year gala honors the night before, Aerosmith took the stage at Sunday night's (Jan. 26) 2020 Grammy Awards to teach the kids how its done. Singer Steven Tyler walked out into the audience with trusted sidekick guitarist Joe Perry, leaning in to let Grammy winner Lizzo get some on the chorus of 1993' "Livin' on the Edge." 

Rosalía brought flamenco to the stage of the 2020 Grammy Awards and showed the crowd gathered at Los Angeles' Staples Center exactly why she deserved her win at this year's ceremony. 

The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards are taking place at Staples Center in Los Angeles tonight, though the minds of many of those in the arena — and across Los Angeles — are on the news that emerged earlier today of Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant's tragic death. After Lizzo kicked the night off by shouting "We love you Kobe!" host Alicia Keys was joined on stage by Boyz II Men — who hail from Bryant's hometown of Philadelphia — to pay an emotional tribute to Bryant.

Nipsey Hussle, posthumously nominated for three awards at the 2020 Grammys, was the subject of a touching tribute performance at the 2020 Grammys. John Legend, DJ Khaled, Meek Mill, Roddy Ricch, YG, and Kirk Franklin performed in honor of the fallen rapper, who was killed last year in California.

Demi Lovato gave a raw comeback performance at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 26, as she choked up while singing her new song, “Anyone.”

The basketball legend died in a helicopter crash earlier today

Beyoncé appears to be a no-show at the 2020 Grammy Awards. The superstar is up for four awards this year, including Best Pop Solo Performance.

Luckily it was just your ears that trembled when Tyler, The Creator took the stage at Sunday night's (Jan. 26) 62nd annual Grammy Awards to perform his Igor song "Earfquake" with some very special friends.Standing around a flaming garbage can like a doo-wop group from the 1950s, Boyz II Men were joined by R&B legend Charlie Wilson for an cappella run through the song.

The Jonas Brothers appeared at the 2020 Grammys to give a golden new performance to their fans.Introduced by Billy Porter, who introduced them to the audience of "ladies, gentlemen and those who have yet to make up their minds," the brothers appeared in gold-accented outfits, standing in a circle on a rotating platform, with Kevin strumming the acoustic guitar.They opened with a brand new song, titled "Five More Minutes," a harmonious love ballad where the trio begged their respective wives to

Fans were devastated after the shocking news that NBA legend Kobe Bryant had been killed in a helicopter crash broke on Sunday, Jan 26. Bryant was beloved around the world, especially within the entertainment industry, which is why it's no surprise the 62nd Grammy Awards paid tribute to former basketball star later that night.

The start of the 2020 Grammys began on a somber note with a tribute to fallen basketball legend Kobe Bryant on Sunday night (Jan. 26), and Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani showered the Staples Center with endless love thanks to their adoring "Nobody But You" performance.Shelton looked dapper in a navy suit as he strummed the opening chords of the country ballad, before his longtime girlfriend Stefani joined him onstage.

Gucci Mane was among many celebrities paying homage to late Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant on the red carpet at Sunday night's (Jan. 26) 2020 Grammy Awards, just hours after the world learned that the 41-year-old basketball legend and his 13-year-old daughter were among nine people killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday afternoon.

The 2020 Grammys red carpet is kicking off Sunday (Jan. 26) and music fans around the globe can watch the action unfold live on Twitter.

The 2020 Grammys Premiere Ceremony is set to kick off Sunday afternoon (Jan. 26) at 12:30 p.m. PT ahead of the evening's telecast.