Due to Corona, the 63rd edition of the Grammy Awards has been postponed until next March

Entertainment Desk: The 63rd edition of the Grammy Awards has been postponed until next March due to the coronavirus epidemic. The organizers of the event have given this information. News BBC.

The biggest and most prestigious award in the music industry is the Grammy Award. This year's event was supposed to be on January 31. The event will be held on March 14 due to the increase in coronavirus infections in California and Los Angeles in the United States. The names of the nominees for the Grammy Award-2021 were announced last November.

Beyonc  Knowles, Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa are among the nominees. The Recording Academy manages the Grammy Awards. "The relentless work of our music group and the organization is nothing more important than the health and safety of hundreds of people," the organization said in a statement. This year's event was to be presented by 38-year-old South African comedian Trevor Noah.

However, no clear statement was made later on whether he would make the presentation. Most award ceremonies in the United States have been online since the coronavirus epidemic. The BBC quoted AFP as saying that this year's Grammy Awards could be virtual. No further information was known. Meanwhile, South Korean music team BTS has made a new history by being nominated for a Grammy Award for the first time as a Korean music team.

This youthful group has won the hearts of music fans all over the world with its song 'Dynamite'. Has won many recognitions and successes. This time they received a Grammy nomination for the prestigious music award. The Grammy Award is an annual award instituted by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences in the United States for outstanding achievements in the music industry. It is the most prestigious music award in the United States.