Trevor Noah To Return As Host For The Fourth Consecutive Year At The 66th Grammy Awards In 2024

Written By : Essilfua Boris-Hemans

In a brilliant move that follows the wisdom of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it," the Grammy Awards have decided to stick with a proven success by welcoming back the incomparable Trevor Noah as the host for the highly anticipated 66th Grammys. Noah himself dropped the exciting news on his Spotify podcast, "What Now? With Trevor Noah," where he shared his enthusiasm for reprising his role as the maestro of this prestigious musical extravaganza.

Scheduled to unfold on February 4, 2024, the 66th Grammys will mark Trevor Noah's fourth consecutive year as the host, solidifying his status as a fan favorite and a virtuoso in navigating the dazzling world of music awards. What sets this year apart is that Noah isn't merely steering the ship; he's also a nominee. His comedy genius is up for contention in the Best Comedy Album category with the hilarious "I Wish You Would." This dual role positions him as the fifth Grammy host to be nominated in the same year, and the anticipation is building – could he follow in the footsteps of Kenny Rogers, the only host to clinch a Grammy during the very show he hosted?

Adding an extra layer of excitement, Noah won't just be the face of the Grammys; he'll also be pulling strings as a producer for the event. This multi-faceted involvement ensures that Noah's imprint will be all over the 66th annual Grammy Awards, promising an evening of unparalleled entertainment.

Get ready for a night of music, laughter, and Trevor Noah's signature charm as the 66th Grammys unfold live from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Whether you're tuning in on CBS or streaming on Paramount+, it's an event you won't want to miss!