Summary
- Justin Bieber makes his first major public performance in four years at the 2026 Grammys
- Nominated for four awards, he looks to secure his first Pop or R&B wins
- Performers include Sabrina Carpenter and Pharrell, with presenter Harry Styles and Doechii
The Recording Academy has officially announced that Justin Bieber will join the lineup of performers at the 2026 Grammy Awards. This appearance marks Bieber’s first major public performance in four years, following the cancellation of his 2022 tour and a period spent focusing on his family and new management team.
Notably, Bieber enters the night with four nominations, including his third career nod for Album of the Year and a nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album, both for his latest project, Swag. He also makes history as the first artist to land simultaneous nominations in both the Best Pop Solo Performance (“Daisies”) and Best R&B Performance (“Yukon”) categories twice, repeating a feat he first achieved in 2022. Having only secured two Grammys to date – one in Dance and one in Country – all eyes are on whether this return to the stage will coincide with a sweep of the major Pop and R&B fields.
Hosted for the final time by Trevor Noah, the February 1 broadcast features a stacked roster. Bieber joins a lineup that includes Sabrina Carpenter, Pharrell Williams and Clipse, alongside all eight Best New Artist nominees, such as Addison Rae and The Marías. Meanwhile, fans can also expect Harry Styles and Doechii to appear as presenters during the ceremony.
