The 2026 GRAMMY Awards are set to showcase the biggest names in music this February, and the streaming options have never been better.
The 68th annual GRAMMY Awards will take place on Sunday, February 1, 2026, at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT, live from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. This prestigious ceremony gathers the music industry’s finest—including artists, songwriters, and producers—to celebrate the creativity and talent that defined the past year.
This year, viewers can catch the live show on CBS through Hulu + Live TV, or stream it on Paramount+. If you’re looking for a way to catch the nominated artists, Disney+ and Hulu will feature many of the songs and projects up for awards.
On November 7, 2025, the Recording Academy announced this year’s nominees, showcasing a diverse collection of genres and an impressive array of categories. For 2026, there are a total of 95 categories, introducing new honors like Best Traditional Country Album and Best Album Cover. The “Big Four” categories—Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist—remain front and center in this year’s lineup.
The GRAMMYs have a long history, having first been held in 1959, and they continue to evolve as the music industry changes. The awards celebrate not just established artists but also new talent, with categories specifically highlighting the contributions of songwriters and producers. Voting is conducted by the Recording Academy’s members, which include those from various sectors of the music creation process.
In terms of records, Beyoncé still holds the title for the most GRAMMY Awards won, with an impressive total of 35 wins and 99 nominations throughout her career. This year promises to be an exciting event, offering fans a chance to witness the celebratory recognition of musical achievements.
For those interested in following this year’s awards season, further details—including nominations and winners—will be available on our dedicated Awards Spotlight page.
