Grammys 2024: All of the Performances

Robert Glasper, Adam Blackstone, Bob James, Terrace Martin, and Harvey Mason Sr.

Glasper was up for two awards this year: Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance, both for “Back to Love.” At the premiere ceremony, he performed alongside Harvey Mason Sr., and fellow 2024 nominees Adam Blackstone, Terrace Martin, and Bob James.

Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder was announced at the last minute, along with the other in memoriam performers. He opened the segment with a version of Tony Bennett’s “The Best Is Yet to Come.”

SZA

SZA led the pack at this year’s Grammys and converted three of her nine nods. She performed “Snooze” and “Kill Bill” from SOS during the ceremony, in a performance that featured sword-dodging and a literal onstage dumpster fire.