Adele kicked off tonight’s 2017 Grammys with a performance of her song “Hello” prior to James Corden’s opening monologue. Tonight, Adele is a nominee as well as a performer. There have been reports that Adele will also participate in a tribute performance, but we will just have to wait and see.
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Generally, opening acts at the Grammys are more upbeat, but Adele’s performance was full of energy and power.
Following her performance, Adele received a standing ovation from the crowd before James Corden was shown getting dressed for the show in a pre-taped video. Soon, Corden came out on stage, rising out from a platform, which appeared to get stuck. He then crawled out from the platform, only to fall between the cracks of the stairs. He finally made it out, only to lose a shoe and roll down the stairs. Jokingly flustered, Corden struggled to keep up with back up dancers and ended up interrupt their performance, sending them away.
Corden then started rapping about the night’s performers and stories circulating about people in the industry.
Prior to the show, music artist Ryan Tedder spoke with Ryan Seacrest on the E! red carpet and said that he had a hand in the opening performance. He said it’s the funniest one in years and viewers cannot miss it.
Tonight’s Grammy Awards features tons of A-list performers and unexpected collaborations. Lady Gaga has teamed up with Metallica, which should make for an amazing set. In addition, there are several tribute performances and an In Memoriam segment. The Grammys will honor both Prince and George Michael at the awards, along with The Bee Gees as well.
Performers at tonight’s event include Katy Perry, Carrie Underwood, Chance The Rapper, Alicia Keys, Bruno Mars and several others.
Read more about Adele and James Corden’s opening performance at the 2017 Grammys in Spanish at AhoraMismo.com:
