The 56th GRAMMY Awards LIVE on Channel O!

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Once again Channel O is stopping at nothing to ensure that DStv and GOtv’s music fans are at the heart of the global music action with the LIVE broadcast

Once again Channel O is stopping at nothing to ensure that DStv and GOtv’s music fans are at the heart of the global music action with the LIVE broadcast of the 56th GRAMMY Awards.

The broadcast starts at 3:00am on Monday, 27 January and runs until 6:30am . It’s an early start but one that diehard music fans have now been getting up for over the past few years in order to be the very first to know the winners of “Music’s biggest night”. Having handled the job with aplomb over the past two years, GRAMMY winner LL Cool J will once again be in the host’s seat.

The live broadcast means that African fans will get to witness some scorching live performances and a star-studded guest list, direct from the home of the GRAMMY Awards, the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA.

Performers include current GRAMMY nominees John Legend, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Taylor Swift, and Keith Urban. They will join Daft Punk with nominee Nile Rodgers (of Chic), nominee Pharrell Williams, and 25-time GRAMMY winner Stevie Wonder; nominee Kendrick Lamar joined by nominees Imagine Dragons; nominee Lorde; eight-time GRAMMY-winning group Metallica; nominee Katy Perry; nominees Pink and Nate Ruess (of Fun.); nominee Robin Thicke and many other.

Another nominee, Paul McCartney will be joined by Ringo Starr to receive the 2014 Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award for the former band, the Beatles.

After Jay-Z, who tops the nominations for the 56th GRAMMY Awards with a massive nine nods, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Kendrick Lamar, Justin Timberlake, and Pharrell Williams are the next leading nominees, with seven nominations each. They are joined by many other nominees, together representing the biggest and best on the international music stage.

The 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards will be screened LIVE on Channel O, DStv channel 320 & GOtv channel 70, at 3:00am on Monday, 27 January so set your alarm – and don’t miss out!

Catch the repeat broadcast on Channel O later that evening at 8.30pm.