Trevor Noah to Take the Stage for Sixth Time at 2026 Grammys
In a move that has left fans both thrilled and teary-eyed, it's been announced that Trevor Noah will be hosting the 2026 Grammy Awards for what he claims will be his final time. The Daily Show alum will return as master of ceremonies for music's biggest night, marking the sixth year in a row that he's taken on this esteemed role.
The ceremony is set to take place on Sunday, February 1, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, with CBS and Paramount+ broadcasting live. This year's event promises to be just as memorable as its predecessors, thanks in large part to Noah's sharp wit and ability to seamlessly integrate humor with poignant commentary on the night's biggest honorees.
Noah has become an integral part of the Grammys' hosting rotation since 2021, where he's delivered biting critiques of politicians like Donald Trump while still managing to find a way to make everyone laugh. He's proven himself to be an invaluable asset to the ceremony, and his return is likely to bring a fresh wave of excitement to fans worldwide.
This year's lineup is packed with some of the biggest names in music, including Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter, Bad Bunny, Justin Bieber, Leon Thomas, Clipse, and Tyler, the Creator. The Grammy Awards will also be revisiting an old favorite – the Best Album Cover category – with both Tyler, the Creator and Bad Bunny vying for top honors.
While it's unclear what Noah has in store for his final performance, fans can rest assured that he'll bring his trademark wit, charm, and musical passion to the stage. With this year's Grammys shaping up to be an unforgettable celebration of music, there's no doubt that Trevor Noah will leave everything on the table – both literally and figuratively.
In a move that has left fans both thrilled and teary-eyed, it's been announced that Trevor Noah will be hosting the 2026 Grammy Awards for what he claims will be his final time. The Daily Show alum will return as master of ceremonies for music's biggest night, marking the sixth year in a row that he's taken on this esteemed role.
The ceremony is set to take place on Sunday, February 1, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, with CBS and Paramount+ broadcasting live. This year's event promises to be just as memorable as its predecessors, thanks in large part to Noah's sharp wit and ability to seamlessly integrate humor with poignant commentary on the night's biggest honorees.
Noah has become an integral part of the Grammys' hosting rotation since 2021, where he's delivered biting critiques of politicians like Donald Trump while still managing to find a way to make everyone laugh. He's proven himself to be an invaluable asset to the ceremony, and his return is likely to bring a fresh wave of excitement to fans worldwide.
This year's lineup is packed with some of the biggest names in music, including Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter, Bad Bunny, Justin Bieber, Leon Thomas, Clipse, and Tyler, the Creator. The Grammy Awards will also be revisiting an old favorite – the Best Album Cover category – with both Tyler, the Creator and Bad Bunny vying for top honors.
While it's unclear what Noah has in store for his final performance, fans can rest assured that he'll bring his trademark wit, charm, and musical passion to the stage. With this year's Grammys shaping up to be an unforgettable celebration of music, there's no doubt that Trevor Noah will leave everything on the table – both literally and figuratively.
I'm so over the whole thing where they announce hosts for years in advance... it feels like Trevor Noah is stuck in a hosting loop 
and honestly, can't we just get some new faces on that stage every year? It's been six years already and I'm starting to lose interest 
. And what's up with the Grammys bringing back the Best Album Cover category? 
It just feels like they're trying too hard to make it feel "cool" again... can't they just stick to what makes music great, you know? 
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. I love how he seamlessly weaves together witty commentary with heartfelt moments - it's truly a masterclass in hosting 
. And can we talk about the lineup? Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga... it's going to be an epic celebration of music! 
One thing that might make his final performance even more special is that he's saying goodbye after this year's show 
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). And honestly, who thought it was a good idea to have a Best Album Cover category again? I mean, what even is that supposed to be about? 
but at the same time, isn't this kinda gonna be his last time? 
I mean, he's already said it'll be his final time, right? 
But if it is, can we just say thanks and have him give us one epic show to remember? 
I don't know, man... Trevor's got a track record of killing it, so either way, we're in for a wild ride! 
! Trevor Noah hosting the Grammys for the 6th year in a row is wild 
. He always brings that perfect balance of humor and heart to the stage, and this lineup looks like it’s gonna be lit 
. Kendrick Lamar and Lady Gaga are gonna slay their performances no doubt 
. I also love how they’re bringing back the Best Album Cover category – who doesn’t love a good album cover 
? I just hope Trevor brings his A-game for what he says will be his final time on stage 
his ability to poke fun at politicians while still being respectful is really admirable 
i mean who else can make politics and music fusion go down so smoothly 
anyway cant wait to see him kill it on stage for the 6th time this year gonna be SO lit 
been one of my favorite hosts for years
. All in all, it should be an unforgettable night of music and laughter. Bring on February 1st! 
Also, have you seen the lineup this year? So many big names, but is it just gonna be a bunch of awkward acceptance speeches? 
Not sure if I'm stoked for this one...