The 67th Annual Grammy Awards will be held on February 2, 2025, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, broadcasting live on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
This year, Nigeria’s music industry is making a powerful statement, with multiple nominations highlighting the country’s immense talent and global impact.
Beyond securing a win in the Best African Music Performance category, Nigerian artists are also competing in major categories like Best Global Album and Best R&B Song.
Here are the top Nigerian artists to watch at the 2025 Grammy Awards:
Nominated for Best African Music Performance with his hit track “Higher,” continuing to solidify his global presence.
The ever-popular Wizkid earns a nomination for Best African Music Performance with “MMS,” joining forces with Asake for this highly anticipated collaboration.
Known for his energetic performances and chart-topping hits, Davido is nominated for Best African Music Performance with “Sensational,” a collaboration with Chris Brown and Lojay.
The rising star, Rema, is making waves with his nomination for Best Global Music Album for his critically acclaimed album HEIS.
Tems is dominating the nominations with three major nods: Best R&B Song for “Burning,” Best Global Music Album for Born in the Wild, and Best African Music Performance for “Love Me Jeje,” marking her as one of the top Nigerian nominees.
Asake, one of the hottest names in African music right now, earns a nomination for Best African Music Performance with his hit “MMS,” featuring Wizkid.
The powerhouse Yemi Alade is nominated for Best African Music Performance for her captivating track “Tomorrow,” showcasing her versatility and influence in the music industry.
With his nomination for Best African Music Performance for “Sensational,” a collaboration with Davido and Chris Brown, Lojay is making a name for himself in the global music scene.
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