Radiohead to be joined by USC marching band at Grammys?
The band may have some surprises up their sleeve
Radiohead will likely be joined by the famous University of Southern California (USC) marching band at the Grammy Awards this weekend, according to Atease.
There has been a great deal of speculation about what Radiohead's first-ever performance at the Grammy Awards ceremony will entail. While 'House Of Cards' would be Radiohead's most logical song choice since it earned them two Grammy nominations this year, rumour has it that the band will perform '15 Step', another track from 'In Rainbows'.
Radiohead will join a cast of performers that includes Paul McCartney with Dave Grohl, MIA, Coldplay, U2 and Kanye West. The 51st annual Grammy Awards are set to take place on Sunday (February 8) in Los Angeles, as previously reported.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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There has been a great deal of speculation about what Radiohead's first-ever performance at the Grammy Awards ceremony will entail. While 'House Of Cards' would be Radiohead's most logical song choice since it earned them two Grammy nominations this year, rumour has it that the band will perform '15 Step', another track from 'In Rainbows'.
Radiohead will join a cast of performers that includes Paul McCartney with Dave Grohl, MIA, Coldplay, U2 and Kanye West. The 51st annual Grammy Awards are set to take place on Sunday (February 8) in Los Angeles, as previously reported.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
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