The music world is buzzing with anticipation as the 67th Annual Grammy Awards approach, with this year’s ceremony poised to be a landmark night for several leading female artists. Set for Sunday, February 2, at the Crypto.com Arena, the show will be hosted by comedian Trevor Noah and will also lend support to relief efforts for the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles.

According to Guinness World Records’ long-time music consultant, Matthew White, the 2025 Grammys could see several major records broken, solidifying the legacies of some of the music industry’s biggest names.

Here’s a look at the potential record-breaking moments to watch for:

• Taylor Swift is in a position to make history. Already holding the record for the most Album of the Year wins by any artist with four, she is nominated for The Tortured Poets Department in this year’s top category. A win would make her the first artist to ever win the prestigious award five times. Swift also has the chance to become the first artist to win the Best Pop Vocal Album award three times and in two consecutive years, following her win for Midnights last year.
• Billie Eilish, who has already made history as the youngest person to win an Academy Award twice, is poised to add to her impressive Grammy collection. With nominations for her critically acclaimed album Hit Me Hard and Soft and its lead single “Birds of a Feather,” Eilish could break new ground in the major categories.
• Sabrina Carpenter, a breakout star who is a first-time nominee this year, is also on the cusp of a potential record. Her nominations for “Espresso” and her album Short n’ Sweet have put her in a strong position, with her debut win potentially leading to future records as her career continues to skyrocket.

Beyond these major artists, the 67th Grammys feature a diverse field of nominees, including Beyoncé, Charli XCX, and Chappell Roan, all of whom have received nominations across the top categories. The ceremony promises to be not only a celebration of musical excellence but also a pivotal moment in the history of the record books.