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Grammys Executive Producer Ken Ehrlich has teased more details of what to expect from the performances of this year's Grammy ceremony.
Ehrlich first confirmed that Jay Z and Beyonce are set to take the stage, before revealing tat Katy Perry will be singing new single 'Dark Horse. "This time she's bringing it. It's all production," he said. "We're taking a trip to Never Neverland on this one."
Watch the Exec Producer discussing this Sunday's Grammys below
Ehrlich also confirmed that the awards will see "around 10 or 12" collaborations. Not 11. Never 11. One he's particularly excited about is that of Carole King and Sara Bareilles. "They're going to do a mash-up" he explained, "They're going to take one of Carole's classic songs and Sara's song 'Brave,' which affected so many people and was such a strong song this year."
Other artists performing at the awards include Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, Daft Punk, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Taylor Swift, and, closing the ceremony together, Nine Inch Nails, Dave Grohl, QOTSA and Lindsey Buckingham. It really puts the Brits to shame doesn't it?
The 56th Grammys take place this Sunday, 26 January, at Los Angeles' Staples Center, and will be televised in the UK on E! Entertainment.
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