Ariana Grande confirms returning to Grammy 2020, post ugly spat with organizers last year

2020's biggest musical night,  62nd Annual Grammy Awards is just around corner and excitement amongst fans is high as one glorious dece for music industry has come to an end. Along with awards, fans are also looking forward to multiple performances from ir favourite artists. American singer-actor Ariana Grande, who kickstarted her career as a solo artist with beginning of last dece in 2011 is all set to perform at Grammy's 2020.

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Ariana Grande to perform at 2020 Grammy Awards

Grammy Awards, which will again be hosted by Alicia Keys, will brocast live on CBS from Los Angeles on Sunday, Jan. 26, starting at 8 p.m. ET. God is a Woman singer Ariana Grande took to Instagram to make an official anuncement of her performance at Grammy Awards. It will be interesting for fans as re is official anuncement me about which Ariana Grande songs will y see her perform on Sunday night.

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Grande's frustration with 2019 Grammy Awards was secret as at that time, an online portal reported that she backed out from performing due to a disagreement with  producers of award show over which songs she would perform. According to a source, Ariana felt insulted after producers refused her from performing 7 Rings, which is w minated for 2020 Record of Year prize. 

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7 Rings singer also denied attending award show because of her disagreement with producers. However, she later posted a video of herself dancing, as she won her first Grammy for  Best Pop Vocal Album for Sweetener. Apart from Ariana Grande, Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Aerosmith, Gwen Stefani, and Blake Shelton are all expected to perform at Grammys 2020.

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