How to watch 2025 Grammy nominations announcement live
The 67th Annual Grammy Award nominations are set to be announced on Friday, November 8, across dozens of categories honoring the year’s best recording achievements in pop, rock, rap, folk, classical, jazz, spoken word, and many other genres and disciplines. But how can you tune in to watch them live?
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You can stream the event on Friday starting at 7:45am Pacific/10:45am Eastern at live.grammy.com and YouTube. A number of music stars will be on-hand for the announcement, including Grammy winners Mark Ronson, Kylie Minogue, Victoria Monet, Brandy Clark, and Kirk Franklin.
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These awards are decided by members of the recording industry and honor the best achievements released during the eligibility period of September 16, 2023, through August 30, 2024. Then first-round voting took place from October 4 through October 15. After the nominations are announced on November 8, voting for the winners will be conducted from December 12, 2024 to January 3, 2025. Those final results will be revealed at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on February 2.
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The Grammys cover a broad range of genres, and as the musical landscape constantly evolves, so too do the awards. This year a number of changes were made to categories and procedures. For instance, Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical expanded by lowering the minimum required songwriting credits from five to four. Best Remixed Recording was moved from the production, engineering, composition, and arrangement field to the pop and dance/electronic field. Read more about the Grammy changes here.
The Recording Academy has also touted its progress in expanding and diversifying its membership by increasing the number of women, people of color, and young people in the organization. For instance, in the last five years the number of female Grammy voters has increased by 3,000, though women still only make up 29% of the voting body. “We are not at our ultimate destination yet, but the Recording Academy membership has never been more reflective of the music community than it is today,” said academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. at the time. Come tomorrow there will be even more to celebrate.
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