Pop star joins star-studded lineup with Carpenter, Bieber and Hill

Lady Gaga will return to the Grammy Awards stage this year, adding star power to a lineup that also includes Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Lauryn Hill, Post Malone, Olivia Dean and Pharrell Williams. Rolling Stone confirmed that the 13‑time Grammy winner will perform at the ceremony on 9 February in Los Angeles. Her exact set list remains a secret, but fans speculate she may sing “Abracadabra” or “Disease,” two tracks from her latest album that have been nominated for record and song of the year. Gaga is also up for six other awards, underscoring her enduring influence.

Rolling Stone hypes ‘Abracadabra’ amid speculation

The Grammys will showcase a range of genres. Carpenter is expected to deliver a high‑energy dance‑pop medley, while Bieber will present a stripped‑back R&B set. Hill, returning after a long hiatus, will revisit classics from “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” and pay tribute to the Fugees. Post Malone plans to debut a new single, and Olivia Dean will highlight her soulful vocals. Pharrell Williams will curate a medley featuring up‑and‑coming artists. Rolling Stone editors named “Abracadabra” their 2025 Song of the Year, praising its blend of disco and R&B with shimmering house beats and theatrical vocals. The magazine noted that the track captured a sense of escapism after years of global uncertainty, while “Disease” reveals a darker side of Gaga’s songwriting. There are also reports that Gaga will join Slash and other musicians in a finale honoring the late guitarist Eddie Van Halen. With veteran stars and new talents sharing the stage, the 66th Grammy Awards promise memorable collaborations and viral moments.