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Grammys 2025 live chat: Billie Eilish, Sabrina Carpenter perform

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5:25 PM: M.W. expresses gratitude for Sabrina Carpenter not pretending to be unaware of her Grammy nomination, as she only found out when she woke up to a flood of texts after being asleep when the announcement was made, which he finds quite astonishing. – I.R.

It’s quite uncommon for an artist who gets the emerging-young-superstar recognition at the Grammys to be as polished and ready, given they have already released numerous albums (and spent years in Disney training). — A.B.

5:18 p.m. Very sweet gesture to give this ad block to an Altadena flower studio, Orla. — A.B.

M.W. mentioned that Raj Kapoor, a key producer for the show, shared their intention to create ads featuring businesses impacted by the fires during a recent interview. Although it sounded unusual, M.W. found it somewhat heartwarming. M.W. also praised Doja Cat for her persuasive abilities.

5:14 p.m. It’s kind of nice to see Billie with a really big backing band of live players! — A.B.

And this parched desert landscape — two for two on L.A.-centric performances. — M.W.

M.W.’s comment suggests that “Birds of a Feather” is a timeless tune, played approximately 150 times by now, yet remains enjoyable for him.

5:12 PM – Will Trevor Noah’s jokes about potential deportation set a somber tone for the event, or will there be stronger responses from others? – A.B.

Feel like Noah just live-blogged the entire last year of music in six minutes. I’m tired! — M.W.

5:10 PM – Curious about which connections Sam Altman must have made to prompt Trevor Noah to propose that AI could potentially create a new album similar to Rihanna’s. – A.B.

5:05 PM marks a significant moment as homegrown rock band Dawes, who suffered losses in the Eaton Fire, are given a massive opening slot for their rendition of “I Love L.A.” alongside John Legend, Brad Paisley, St. Vincent, Sheryl Crow, and Brittany Howard – A.B.

Or simply:
At 5:05 PM, it’s a big deal that Dawes, who faced the Eaton Fire, are opening with “I Love L.A.” alongside stars like John Legend, Brad Paisley, St. Vincent, Sheryl Crow, and Brittany Howard – A.B.

St. Vincent finessing that indelibly ‘80s synth solo — love to see it. — M.W.

5:03 PM marks a significant moment in L.A.’s history, as encapsulated by Trevor Noah’s opening monologue. The city is renowned for being the global epicenter of pop music, and this was vividly illustrated when Snoop Dogg first blended gin and juice in our town. — M.W.

5:00 PM – It’s 5 o’clock, and here we are in August once more! The intriguing question regarding the awards ceremony this time is whether Beyoncé will finally take home the album of the year award, or if they’ll simply rename it after Taylor Swift. Are there any other close contests that you’re keeping an eye on? — M.W.

Hey Mikael, it’s been a long wait, but Music’s Biggest Night is here! The night promises an unforgettable spectacle of drama in music that you won’t find anywhere else. The theme this year seems to be fire, and the Academy has a significant task on their hands to do justice to it. This year, with so many exceptional pop artists, I’m keeping my fingers crossed for a surprising twist, like André 3000 possibly winning an award for his album – what a curveball that would be! – A.B.

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2025-02-03 04:33

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