Radiohead confirmed to perform live at this year's Grammy Awards
Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Jay-Z and Kanye West will also play the event
Radiohead have been confirmed to play the 51st Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on February 8.
The band are nominated for five gongs at this year's Grammys, including Album Of The Year for 'In Rainbows'.
It is currently unknown whether Radiohead will perform with any other bands at the event. The Grammys are notorious for pairing artists together for one-off performances.
Madonna and Gorillaz collaborated in 2006, while Beyonce was joined onstage by Tina Turner at last year's ceremony.
Paul McCartney is also set to play at the awards, backed on drums by Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, reports Business Wire.
Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, T.I. and Kanye West will team up to perform a version of their single 'Swagga Like Us'.
The band are nominated for five gongs at this year's Grammys, including Album Of The Year for 'In Rainbows'.
It is currently unknown whether Radiohead will perform with any other bands at the event. The Grammys are notorious for pairing artists together for one-off performances.
Madonna and Gorillaz collaborated in 2006, while Beyonce was joined onstage by Tina Turner at last year's ceremony.
Paul McCartney is also set to play at the awards, backed on drums by Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, reports Business Wire.
Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, T.I. and Kanye West will team up to perform a version of their single 'Swagga Like Us'.
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