Bruno Mars and Karol G’s “Still,” from Karol G’s album ‘No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto,’ could earn a nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance at the 2027 Grammys.

Rosé and Bruno Mars turned the stage of the 68th Grammy Awards into a dance floor with their eclectic performance on smash hit APT. The Blackpink member became the opening performer at the prestigious ...

Bruno Mars doesn't have to worry about just might anymore—considering he just did. Indeed, the singer made an epic return to the stage at the 2026 Grammys Feb. 1 for a performance of his solo single, ...

Blackpink member Rosé and Bruno Mars "celebrated" their Grammy 2026 snub for smash hit APT, with some pizza! The duo's collab single grabbed nominations for three out of four major categories, Record ...

Starting with a bang, Bruno Mars and big bad Rosie opened the 2026 Grammys. In a Prince-inspired outfit and a smoky background, the camera panned to reveal Marz holding his guitar. Performing the hit ...

The pop superstar had previously led off the awards with ROSÉ on their "APT." duet. By Andrew Unterberger After helping to kick off the CBS Grammys broadcast on Sunday night (Feb. 1) alongside ROSÉ ...

Bruno Mars is back on the Grammys stage! After opening the ceremony with a performance of “APT.” with Rosé, the 40-year-old entertainer returned to the stage to sing his new song “I Just Might” on ...

Music’s biggest night was filled with highs and lows. The 2026 Grammy Awards hosted by Trevor Noah on Sunday, Feb. 1, started off with a bang thanks to an electric performance by Rosé and Bruno Mars — ...

After helping to kick off the CBS Grammys broadcast on Sunday night (Feb. 1) alongside ROSÉ with their smash collab "APT.," Bruno Mars retook the stage for a second performance — this time on his own, ...

Indeed, the singer made an epic return to the stage at the 2026 Grammys Feb. 1 for a performance of his solo single, "I Just Might." (See every celeb in attendance here). Taking the stage with his ...