The “Blank Space” singer has been nominated for six awards, including album of the year.
Taylor Swift is opting not to perform at the Grammys tonight.
The six-time nominee has cited scheduling conflicts with her Eras tour as the reason for her absence.
According to People, Swift will head overseas right after the Grammys to kick off the Japanese leg of her tour, starting on Wednesday, February 7, and concluding on the 10th.
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While there, she’ll perform four back-to-back shows, before continuing the tour in Australia, Asia, and Europe through the end of summer, with some U.S. and Canada dates in the fall.
Swift has received six Grammy nominations, encompassing categories such as Album of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Album, Best Pop Solo Performance, song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. The latter nomination is for the remix of her song “Karma” featuring Ice Spice.
The “Anti-Hero” singer is also on track to make history as the first artist to win album of the year four times if she secures the award for “Midnights.”
Swift will also be flying solo at the ceremony with no Travis Kelce on her arm.
Kelce confirmed during an appearance on ESPN Radio’s “The Pat McAfee Show” that he won’t be able to attend the Grammys. He expressed his desire to support Taylor Swift and witness her potentially winning every award she’s nominated for but mentioned that he has practice and a travel day on Sunday, getting ready for the upcoming Super Bowl in a week.
US Newzs Digital reported last week that Swift intends to be in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl, following her performance in Japan on February 10th.
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To witness Kelce play, Swift will need to take an 11-hour flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas. Due to the 14-hour time difference, she could potentially arrive in Sin City by Saturday evening on Feb. 10.
However, the “Lover” singer won’t be attending the Grammys alone.
A clip shared on CBS’ TikTok revealed the seating chart for the show, indicating that Swift will be seated next to her friend and “Snow on the Beach” collaborator, as well as fellow nominee, Lana Del Rey.
Fans have also observed that Swift might have a significant announcement prepared for the evening. This speculation arose when she changed her profile pictures on social media, shifting from a color image from “Midnights” to a black and white version of the same photo.
The alteration sparked speculation that the singer might unveil the release date for her re-recorded version of “Reputation,” which is one of the last two albums remaining on her re-record schedule.