We’re only a few weeks away from this year’s Grammy Awards, and with so many Australian creatives nominated this year, you may be wondering: how can I tune in to see who wins?
Held on Sunday, 1 February, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, the awards will air in Australia on Monday, 2 February, due to time zone differences.
The ceremony will be broadcast on CBS in the US, and while Australian viewers have been able to tune in via free-to-air channels, this year, the Grammy Awards are moving to streaming.
Viewers can watch all the action from this year’s Grammy Awards, live from the US, only on Stan. At the time of publication, no start time has been announced, but in previous years, the ceremony has aired at about midday AEDT.
Big-name international nominees up for this year’s awards include Kendrick Lamar, Cirkut, Jack Antonoff, Lady Gaga, Bad Bunny, Leon Thomas, Sabrina Carpenter, and many others. You can see the trailer below.
Meanwhile, Australian bands and solo musicians are up for significant awards.
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As reported by The Music in November, Melbourne punks Amyl And The Sniffers have been nominated for their first Grammy Award: their song U Should Not Be Doing That is nominated for Best Rock Performance.
Tame Impala received their sixth Grammy Award nomination in the Best Dance/Electronic Recording category, and RÜFÜS DU SOL producer Cassian Stewart-Kasimba scored a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album (for Inhale / Exhale).
Elsewhere, Australian songwriters who co-wrote and were sampled in international hits also received nominations.
These songwriters include Darvid Thor, Henry Jenkins and Hudson Whitlock for their work with Leon Thomas, Frano Huet, who co-wrote the Kendrick Lamar track Wacced out Murals, William Benjamin, who co-wrote Brandon Lake’s Hard Fought Hallelujah, and Sarah Aarons, nominated for co-writing the track Dangerous from the film Sinners.
You can find the full list of 2026 Grammy Award nominees here.
