GRAMMY Predictions 2022: Who Will Win Best New Artist, Song of the Year and More?

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64th Annual GRAMMY Awards are Sunday, and that means it's time to honor the best of the past year in music!This year, nominees for the Big Four awards — Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Album of the Year and Best New Artist — include everyone from ABBA to Saweetie, but the night might be Olivia Rodrigo's to lose.

The Disney star crossed over in a big way in 2021, with her instantly-iconic single, «drivers license,» and followed it up with a handful of chart-topping hits that cemented her as a musical force to be reckoned with.So, will Rodrigo become just the third artist in GRAMMYs history to sweep the Big 4?

It's a tall task to be sure, given that Billie Eilish — the last artist to accomplish the feat just two years ago — has nominations looming in every category except Best New Artist, and awards season momentum from her Oscar-winning Bond ballad, «No Time to Die.» Plus, there's plenty of competition from the likes of Lil Nas X, Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, H.E.R.

and more.Below, ET's resident GRAMMYs experts make their predictions for who  win and who  win in the «Big Four» — stay tuned throughout GRAMMY night to see who takes home the biggest awards!«I Still Have Faith In You,» ABBA «Freedom,» Jon Batiste «I Get A Kick Out Of You,» Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga «Peaches,» Justin Bieber Featuring Daniel Caesar & Giveon «Right On Time», Brandi Carlile «Kiss Me More,» Doja Cat Featuring SZA «Happier Than Ever,» Billie Eilish «Montero» (Call Me By Your Name), Lil Nas X «drivers license,» Olivia Rodrigo «Leave The Door Open,» Silk Sonic «Leave the Door Open» «Happier Than Ever»In the category that celebrates the production and recording of a song, this year’s category is stacked with more than a few heavy hitters..

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