Trevor Noah, the Emmy-winning comedian and former host of The Daily Show, is set to make history by hosting the Grammy Awards for the fifth consecutive time. The Recording Academy confirmed his return on Wednesday, reinforcing his reputation as one of the most celebrated and enduring hosts in the event’s history.

Having first taken on the role in 2021, the South African comedian and host, has consistently been lauded for his sharp humor, effortless charisma, and the ability to maintain a perfect balance between light-heartedness and reverence on music’s biggest night.

His consecutive stints as host have brought a refreshing and relatable energy to the Grammys, making him a favorite among audiences and artists alike.

This year’s ceremony will once again take place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and promises to highlight the best in music from a wide range of genres.

Known for adapting to the changing dynamics of culture and music, the Grammys continue to rely on Noah’s ability to connect with diverse audiences and bridge generational gaps.

The Recording Academy recognizes Noah’s exceptional contributions to the event, noting his seamless ability to elevate the show with humor and poise. Over the years, his role as host has been pivotal in creating memorable moments and delivering a show that resonates beyond the world of music.

With the 2025 Grammy Awards expected to feature iconic performances, surprising collaborations, and culturally significant moments, Noah’s return as host is seen as a natural choice.

His presence has become an integral part of the Grammys’ identity, helping to shape the event into a global celebration of artistry and creativity.

Once again, all eyes will be on Trevor Noah to guide the celebration of music’s biggest stars with the charm and wit that have made him an enduring figure on the Grammys stage.