Kaylah Walton
The Grammy Awards stand as one of the most anticipated occasions in the music sector, serving as a significant indicator of the evolving trends within this vital art and business called music. Their prominence positions them as a key event in the U.S. awards season.
Alongside the prestigious ceremony honoring the gramophone trophies, excitement builds around who will perform live and who will host the event. This year, the ceremony is set to occur at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on February 2.
Who is the host for this year?
The renowned comedian Trevor Noah, known for his Emmy-winning show ‘The Daily Show’ on Comedy Central, will return as the host of the 67th Grammy Awards. This event marks his fifth consecutive year in this role.
Beyond hosting, Trevor Noah is delving into various new projects, including his Spotify podcast titled ‘What Now?’, and his acclaimed book, “Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood”, which has achieved bestseller success on Audible.
Trevor Noah: The Versatile Entertainer
As a multi-talented personality, Trevor Noah is also leading the South African edition of Amazon Prime Video’s ‘LOL: Last One Laughing’, a comedy competition where various comedians strive to maintain a serious demeanor while making others laugh. He will play a significant role in Amazon FreeVee’s comedy series ‘Mock the Week’ and is continuing his global stand-up performance tour, titled “Off The Record.”
It is no surprise that Trevor has been chosen to host the 67th Grammy Awards, given his ability to draw in large audiences and having been nominated twice for a gramophone in the Best Comedy Album category for his specials ‘Trevor Noah: Son of Patricia’ and ‘I Wish I Would’.
