Why couldn't she have performed "Fearless"? That's her current single on country radio. I hope her lable isn't stupid enough to let it pass on pop like they did with "White Horse." (Biggest mistake I've ever seen by a record label.)

Big Machine is just desperate for cross-over hits. luckily they did not remix "White Horse" Pop-version (or did they?). Country songs ain't meant to be remixed

Is everybody performing a current single? BEP better NOT perform Imma Be. If they do I really hope they cut the broadcast for Canada or prerecord a separate performance of Rock That Body.

Why wouldn't they perform Imma Be? It's their next single in the US it would stupid not to.

I think BEP will do IGF but you never know. With a good digital boost they could probably send Imma Be to #1 in America so they might do that.

Yes Imma Be needs to go #1 soon!

Idk,it is very boring
and yet so overrated here in Singapore

Honestly.

I know I will be changing the channel during her performance. Or maybe I'll fall asleep from boredom.

Twenty?! I thought she was 16-18.

I really love Taylor but I hate her performance with Miley last year..I love Fifteen but I hate Miley.

I think she's performing YBWM..

Grammy Awards rehearsals: Taylor Swift sings with Stevie Nicks, DMB brings the energy

Grammy rehearsals are in full swing, and we now know which songs many of the stars will be performing tomorrow night at the 2010 Grammy Awards.

Taylor Swift, an 8-time nominee and prohibitive favorite, will be joined onstage by Stevie Nicks for the Fleetwood Mac track "Rhiannon" and Swift's own "You Belong With Me."

Album of the Year nominees the Dave Matthews Band will play "You & Me" with help from high school jazz musicians. The lively performance of "You & Me" will be much more entertaining than the sleepy "The Space Between" they played in their last Grammy appearance.

The Zac Brown Band will perform "Chicken Fried" with 67-year-old country/folk singer Leon Russell. Pink will perform "Glitter in the Air," a little-known track from her album Funhouse. Mary J. Blige and Andrea Bocelli are set to sing "Bridge Over Troubled Water," with proceeds from iTunes sales of the duet to benefit Haiti relief.

Green Day are scheduled to perform "21 Guns" accompanied by part of the cast of the American Idiot musical they inspired. Roberta Flack and Maxwell will duet on "Pretty Wings" and "Where is the Love." The Black Eyed Peas will meld their latest hit "Imma Be" with "I Gotta Feeling."

Bon Jovi will perform bits of three songs: "We Weren't Born to Follow," "Who Says You Can't Go Home" with Jennifer Nettles, and the song that fans vote for (barring a total shock, it's going to be "Livin' On a Prayer.")

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Wow, what if this goes to #1 because of the Grammy boost She will most likely have the #1 album, aswell.