The Grammy Awards garnered 62.6 billion social media impressions in 2024, according to Billboard. This achievement ranks the ceremony as the top social entertainment event of the year.
As the 2025 ceremony approaches, the question stands: Can the Grammys maintain their dominance in viewership?
Grammys viewership peaks since 2020
In 2023, the Grammy Awards saw a notable boost in viewership, averaging 12.4 million viewers, making it the most-watched ceremony since 2020, according to Variety.
The 2024 Grammy ceremony set a high mark with 16.9 million viewers, marking a 34% increase from the previous year.
After the dip following 2020, the Grammys appear to be rebounding. The New York Times reported that viewership was the highest it’s been in 2024, since 2020.
Additionally, Paramount+ experienced its most significant streaming surge, up 173% from previous years, according to Billboard.
Where to watch the Grammys 2025
You can watch the 67th Grammy Awards live on CBS and Paramount+ on Sunday, Feb. 2, according to the official Grammys website.
Emmy-winning comedian Trevor Noah will return to host the Grammys for his fifth consecutive year, according to the Grammys website.
Fans can expect an evening filled with warmth, music, laughter and extraordinary talent, as the show features performances by top artists including Benson Boone, Billie Eilish, Shakira, Sabrina Carpenter and many more, promising an unforgettable night of entertainment.
The telecast this year will be raising funds to support musical professionals impacted by the Los Angeles fires, per the Grammys website.