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Metallica Confirmed for ‘Very Unique and Special’ 2017 Grammy Performance

Metallica perform onstage at CBS RADIO's third annual 'The Night Before' at AT&T Park Presented by Salesforce
Brace yourselves. Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for CBS

The first wave of 2017 Grammy performers has been announced and already the hype machine is in full overdrive. No Beyoncé and Adele — yet! But the Grammys have so far announced that Metallica, John Legend, Carrie Underwood, and Keith Urban will all perform on music’s weirdest night. Metallica recently teased a “very unique and special†event for their first performance in three years at the Grammys; the official announcement from the awards show doesn’t give details, so brace yourselves for anything. According to the Grammys, Underwood and Urban will be making a joint appearance (most likely for his song “The Fighterâ€). Other performers like the Weeknd have been teased in Grammys commercials airing during the NFL playoffs, though they’ve not yet been made official. Stay tuned! The Beyoncé-Adele Super Bowl goes down February 12 on CBS, hosted by James Corden.

Metallica to Perform at 2017 Grammys