When taking the stage at the 66th annual event, the 'Dance the Night' songstress delivers the upcoming single and her 2023 track 'Houdini' with a dance-heavy performance.
- February 5, 2024
AceShowbiz - Dua Lipa has treated attendees at the 2024 Grammy Awards to a dance-heavy performance. When taking the stage at the 66th annual event, the "Dance the Night" songstress debuted her new single titled "Training Season" ahead of its release.
On Sunday night, February 4, the 28-year-old singer performed some of her songs in front of a packed audience at the award show, which took place at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. Among the tracks that she delivered was her upcoming single "Training Season", which is set to be unleashed on February 15, and her 2023 track titled "Houdini".
For the particular performance, Dua was joined by a number of backup dancers, who danced around a massive box that was made of silver pipes. At one point, the "New Rules" songstress, who rocked an all-black outfit and a pair of boots with towering heels, even sang from on top of the box as the dancers carried the huge box and turned it around.
Aside from Dua, the attendees at the award show were entertained with a performance by SZA. She took the stage to deliver her songs titled "Snooze" and "Kill Bill", both of which she dropped in 2022. In the beginning of the performance, she stood alone in front of a building before a male dancer appeared from behind her. She later appeared to have pushed the dancer down to the floor.
As she began singing "Kill Bill", she ditched her oversized long jacket, leaving her with a sleeveless top. At one point, many female dancers, one of whom was holding a sword, appeared on the stage. Meanwhile, another female dancer also carrying a sword jumped into a table from the audience and headed to the stage. The songstress continued singing while giving several dance moves along with other backup dancers.
Following Dua and SZA's performances, the two artists were praised by many for the amazing shows. Making use of X, formerly known as Twitter, one X user gushed over Dua, "What a performance, I'm madly in love," adding a red heart emoji. Meanwhile, another praised SZA, "SZA's performance at the #GRAMMYs was pure magic! Snooze & Kill Bill - a mesmerizing blend of talent and artistry that left us all in awe. #SZAatGRAMMYs"
