‘Grammy Candidate’ BTS performs at awards ceremony… First Korean singer

The group BTS, who was nominated for the Grammy Awards, which is regarded as the’dream stage’ of musicians, will also perform at the awards ceremony. BTS is the first to perform as an official candidate for a Korean singer at the Grammy Awards.

The American Recording Academy, which hosts the Grammy Awards on the 8th, announced the entire lineup of performers at the 63rd Annual Awards Ceremony, which will be held on the 15th (14th local time).

The lineup includes BTS, Cardi B, Doja Kat, Billy Eilish, Lil Baby, Dua Lipa, Chris Martin, John Mayer, Megan the Stallion, Post Malone, Roddy Rich, Harry Styles, and Taylor Swift.

Recording Academy quoted BTS”Dynamite’ lyrics on social media, saying, “Let’s watch BTS brighten up Grammy’s night with fireworks. You won’t want to miss their performance.”

At the Grammy Awards, which is called the greatest night of the American music industry, not only awards but also performances of the best stars of the time are unfolded.

BTS performed at the 62nd Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles (LA) last January, but did not get nominated and stood on the stage in the form of a joint performance.

At the time, BTS made the stage of’Old Town Road All Stars’ with rapper Lil Nas X and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus. Leader RM featured in the remix version of Lil Nas X’s song’Old Town Road’, which became an opportunity to participate in the joint concert.

Earlier, BTS has been nominated for the Grammy’Best Pop Duo/Group Performance’ category this year with the hit song’Dynamite’ that topped the Billboard main single chart.

On the other hand, this year’s Grammy Awards will be broadcast by CBS in the United States starting at 8 p.m. on the 14th EST (10 a.m. on the 15th KST).

Due to the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) situation, the BTS stage is expected to be filmed in Korea.

Regarding the performance being held in an unprecedented pandemic, the recording academy said, “Artists will be together while keeping the distance safely. Told.

Reporter Lee Ji-young [email protected]