Arooj Aftab, a Pakistani who has won a Grammy Award, plans to return to the Grammys this year as both a nominee and a performer. The singer of Mohabbat announced on Friday that she would be taking the stage at the Grammy Awards opening ceremony.
She published a piece detailing the specifics of her performance. I can’t wait to perform my Grammy-nominated song Udhero Na with Anoushka Shankar live for you at the Grammys, the caption said.
She urged her fans to watch the live show, scheduled for February 5 at 12:30 PM Pakistan time. The Recording Academy’s website and official YouTube channel will also stream the event live.
The Grammy-nominated Arooj Aftab in the category of “Best Global Music Performance” for her song Udhero Na. Along with Matt B and Eddy Kenzo’s Gimme Love, Burna Boy’s Last Last, Rocky Dawuni, Blvk H3ro’s Neva Bow Down, and Wouter Kellerman, Zakes Bantwini, Nomcebo Zikode’s Bayethe, Aftab’s Udhero Na will compete for the Best Global Music Performance Award.
“Pakistani Musician wins Grammy nomination for “Udhero Na” in “Best Global Music Performance” category”
The musician, who created history by being the first Pakistani to win a Grammy last year, was successful in getting the nod in November. Oh my God! she had said, expressing her delight at Udhero Na receiving a nod. A Grammy nomination has been made for Udhero Na. I, along with Anoushka Shankar, Maeve Gilchrist, and Nadje Noordhuis, congratulate you.
She continued, “So, I’m really emotional and very glad and I’m really, really, like, I don’t even know how four “badass ladies” came together to play the song that I created when I was only 15.” I’m in a ship’s hall, and in about 20 minutes, the show will begin. I’m not sure how I’ll go about doing that, but this is
Randy Rainbow, a nominee for this year’s Grammy Awards, will co-host the annual ceremony, which will announce the winners of the majority of the 91 Grammy Awards category awards. The Blind Boys of Alabama, La Marisoul from La Santa Cecilia, and other unannounced performers will play as the opening act. Other performers include up-and-coming nominees Carlos Vives, Samara Joy, Anoushka Shankar, and Madison Cunningham.