Ludacris, Lupe Fiasco and Sugarland added to Grammy Nominations show

By Jenay Ross · Daily Trojan

Posted November 3, 2011 at 4:50 pm in Blogs, The World at Large

The Grammy Foundation has announced that three-time Grammy winner Ludacris, Grammy winner Lupe Fiasco and Grammy-winning duo Sugarland are set to perform at “The Grammy Nominations Concert Live!!”

LL Cool J will again be the host for the one-hour television special and live performance Nov. 30 at the Nokia Theatre.

Five-time Grammy winner Lady Gaga and country artist Jason Aldean will also perform at the show. More performers and presenters will be publicized soon.

The 54th Grammy Awards will have a total of 78 categories, but most will not be announced during the main program in February.

According to GRAMMY.com, a “truly iconic group” will be announcing its reunion at the nominations show. Its reunion is scheduled to happen on the Grammy Awards stage.

Tickers for “The Grammy Nominations Concert Live!!” are on sale through Nokia Theatre and Ticketmaster.

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