Coverage dated January 12, 2026
Trevor Noah hosting Grammys for the 6th time — but there's a catch
Headline from NBC10 Philadelphia
Trevor Noah will host the Grammy Awards for the sixth time Feb. 1, but the upcoming ceremony will also mark his final stint in the role.
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Reports & sources
15 articles, oldest first.
Variety
Trevor Noah to Host Grammy Awards ‘One Final Time’ ↗ (opens Variety)Published
Variety's feed description
The Recording Academy has announced that Emmy Award-winning comedian Trevor Noah will return as host of the Grammy Awards this year 'one final time.'
NBC10 Philadelphia
Trevor Noah hosting Grammys for the 6th time — but there's a catch ↗ (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)Published
NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description
Trevor Noah will host the Grammy Awards for the sixth time Feb. 1, but the upcoming ceremony will also mark his final stint in the role.
WQAD
Trevor Noah to host Grammys one final time in 2026 ↗ (opens WQAD)Published
WQAD's feed description
Noah’s final Grammys will also be CBS’ last before the awards show moves to ABC and Disney platforms in 2027.
WMUR
Trevor Noah to host Grammys for the sixth and final time ↗ (opens WMUR)Published
WMUR's feed description
Trevor Noah will be hosting the Grammy Awards for the sixth consecutive year, but this time, it's being billed as a farewell gig.
The Hollywood Reporter
Trevor Noah To Host His Last Grammy Awards ↗ (opens The Hollywood Reporter)Published
The Hollywood Reporter's feed description
Trevor Noah will host the Grammy Awards for his sixth and final time for the 2026 show, executive producer Ben Winston confirmed.
Rolling Stone
Trevor Noah to Host the 2026 Grammy Awards for the 'Final Time' ↗ (opens Rolling Stone)Published
Rolling Stone's feed description
It’s the “final” time stand-up comedian Trevor Noah will helm the Grammys, which will be held on Sunday, February 1 in Los Angeles
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