Taylor Swift creates Grammy Awards history by receiving the most nominations for song of the year.

With her sixth nomination for “Midnights,” the multihyphenate megastar also drew even with Barbara Streisand for the most album of the year nominations ever received by a female artist.
The announcement of the 2024 Grammy Award nominees on Friday marked a first for Taylor Swift. The famous musician became the first in history to receive seven nominations for song of the year during her career. This year’s nominee in that category went to her smash song, “Anti-Hero.”

Swift was also nominated for her sixth album of the year, “Midnights.” She is currently tied for the most nominations received by a female artist in that category with legendary musician Barbra Streisand.

The Eras Tour performer was nominated for six awards in all, including best pop solo performance, best pop/duo group performance, and record of the year.

With nine nominations this year, SZA is the most nominated artist, followed by Phoebe Bridgers, Serban Ghenea, and Victoria Monét, each with seven nominations.
Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy, said, “We are thrilled to kick off GRAMMY® season with this year’s diverse and genre-bending slate of nominees, representing the best of their craft and an incredible year of music.”

Swift is in Argentina launching the Latin American leg of her Eras Tour when she receives the historic music news. Thursday’s performance was in Buenos Aires, and the following week she will be in Brazil.

Thursday’s performance was in Buenos Aires, and the following week she will be in Brazil. She has scheduled tour dates well into 2024, visiting France, Japan, and Australia before wrapping up her tour in Canada in December of that year.
Swift is having a phenomenal run; her movie Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour brought in $150 million domestically and over $200 million internationally. According to Comscore data, it amounts to more than 18% of the $1.092 billion in global box office earnings since the movie’s premiere on October 13.