Grammy Awards 2022: Who will take the greatest awards

The music business passes out its top distinctions on Sunday with acts from youngster sensation Olivia Rodrigo to grants sweetheart Billie Eilish and rapper Lil Nas X contending at a ritzy Grammys service in Las Vegas.

Grammy watchers say it is hard to anticipate who will take the greatest awards other than best new craftsman, as would be considered normal to go to 19-year-old Rodrigo. Her melody "drivers permit" circulated around the web in mid 2021.

Rodrigo additionally is selected for collection, tune and record of the year. Assuming she wins those classifications, she would turn out to be only the third individual in Grammys history to clear the four fundamental honors.

The last craftsman to achieve that accomplishment was Eilish at the 2020 Grammys, when she was 18. Presently 20, Eilish is in the running again for collection of the year with "More joyful Than Ever."

Contenders for the collection prize incorporate Rodrigo's "Sharp," Kanye West's "Donda," Jon Batiste's "We Are," and Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga's "Affection available to be purchased."

Justin Bieber's "Equity" additionally is in the blend, alongside Doja Cat's "Planet Her," H.E.R's. "Back of My Mind," Lil Nas X's "Montero" and Taylor Swift's "Evermore."

Batiste drives all candidates with 11 gestures going from old style piece and American roots to his music video "Opportunity" and collection "We Are," which was roused by the Black Lives Matter fights of 2020.

The current year's Grammys were pushed to April from January in light of a COVID-19 flood toward the start of the year. The date trade constrained an adjustment of setting from Los Angeles to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Last year, the pandemic constrained a downsized outside service without the customary crowd of thousands.

This Sunday, K-pop band BTS is among the demonstrations booked to perform on the Grammys stage. The gathering, which still can't seem to win a Grammy, enters the night with a solitary gesture for top-selling single "Margarine."

Other planned entertainers incorporate Eilish, Gaga, Brandi Carlile and Bieber. Silk Sonic, the team of Bruno Mars and Anderson.Paak, are set to open the show, which will be communicated in real time on CBS TV and the Paramount+ web-based feature. Joke artist Trevor Noah returns as host.

The qualification time frame for the Grammys ran from September 2020 to September 2021, finishing before Adele delivered her acclaimed collection "30."