The Recording Academy will most likely postpone the 64th edition of the Grammy Awards, which should be held on January 31 in Los Angeles, and the reason is the new strain of the Omikron coronavirus.
If there is a postponement, it will be the second year in a row, because last year, instead of January 31, the ceremony was held on March 14, and the event was moved from the Staples Center to another smaller hall, because the number of guests was limited.
Trevor Noah, creator of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" was the host last year, and that honor went to him again this year.
According to the American media, the biggest reason for the delay is that, as a rule, the Grammy awards are held in large halls, because tickets are sold, so if they are forced to reduce the capacity like last year, the organizers will be at a big loss.
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