By Chalien Dantes

Lady Gaga will once again take over the Grammy stage at the 2026 awards, the Recording Academy confirmed on Thursday.

The pop powerhouse heads into Sunday’s ceremony with seven nominations, including major categories such as record, song, and album of the year, thanks to her work on Abracadabra and MAYHEM.

The 14-time Grammy winner is no stranger to Music’s Biggest Night. Her most recent appearance came at the 67th Grammys, where she shared a moving duet of California Dreamin with Bruno Mars, as a tribute to Los Angeles, following devastating wildfires. Over the years, Gaga has delivered a long list of unforgettable moments, from jazz performances honouring Tony Bennett to genre-bending collaborations with Metallica, Elton John, and Nile Rodgers.

This year’s ceremony also features a packed lineup of performers, including Justin Bieber, Ms Lauryn Hill, Sabrina Carpenter, Pharrell Williams, Post Malone, Reba McEntire, and many more.

The show airs live from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday, closing out the network’s run with the Grammys before the event moves to Disney next year.