The biggest night in music is back! 

While Taylor Swift was already set for a huge night, it just got even more important for the star. 

Not only is Taylor up for some of the night’s biggest awards, but she’s also been announced as a Grammy presenter. 

While we don’t yet know which award she’ll be handing out, the Recording Academy confirmed the news on Thursday.

Then there's the potential history-making moment for the 35-year-old: If Taylor wins Album of the Year for The Tortured Poets Department, she’ll break her own record with a fifth win in the category. 

She’s already the most-awarded artist in this category, having secured the title last year with Midnights. 

In addition to Album of the Year, she’s also up for: 

• Best Pop Vocal Album (The Tortured Poets Department) 
• Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (Us with Gracie Abrams) 
• Record of the Year (Fortnight) 
• Song of the Year (Fortnight)

Taylor isn’t the only superstar eyeing Grammy gold. 

Beyonce, who holds the record for the most overall Grammy wins (32), is also a major contender with 11 nominations. 

But despite being nominated five times for Album of the Year, she has yet to win it.

Meanwhile, Sabrina Carpenter’s hit Espresso is the predicted frontrunner for Record of the Year, according to Gold Derby. 

For the fifth year in a row, Trevor Noah will return as host of the Grammys. The comedian, best known for his time on The Daily Show, has become a familiar face at the ceremony.

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