Trevor Noah is slated to host the Grammy Awards for a record-breaking fourth time in a row. He is the first host to accomplish this feat on the prestigious stage. The Recording Academy formally confirmed the news on Wednesday night. Following this, the news was first announced by the comedian and producer on his Spotify podcast, What Now? With Trevor Noah, on Thursday. The producer-writer appeared excited to take on the role once more, but this time around he is also a nominee.
Trevor Noah returns as host for 2024 Grammys
February 4, 2024, is the scheduled date of the 66th Grammy Awards. CBS and Paramount+ will both carry live coverage of the event from the Crypto.com Arena. For the unversed, Trevor Noah will also serve as a producer for the 66th Grammy Awards.
SZA, who has nine nominations for her immensely successful album SOS, tops the field of 2024 Grammy contenders. With seven nominations each, Phoebe Bridgers, mixing engineer Serban Ghenea, and Victoria Monét are right behind.
