Everything from which country stars are nominated and which will take the stage… Plus, surprising data from past ceremonies — all here!

Don’t miss CMT’s live stream of the 55th Annual Grammy Awards red carpet Sunday night at 6/5c. Click here to link up! The Grammys air live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles at 8PM Eastern on CBS Sunday (2/10).

Here are a few things to watch for:

• Taylor Swift is opening the show. She hinted to Ryan Seacrest she will perform her Grammy nominated “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.”
• Dierks Bentley and tourmate Miranda Lambert will perform together, something they’ve been teasing on Twitter over the past couple weeks.
• Carrie Underwood is performing, but the Grammys are tight lipped on what she’ll sing. Our guess is her new single “Two Black Cadillacs.”
• Zac Brown will join a group of artists including Elton John and Mavis Staples for a tribute to the late Levon Helm.
• In a last-minute announcement, Hunter Hayes is added to the lineup of performances. He’s up for three awards!
• Tim McGraw and Faith Hill will present an award during the show, along with four-time Grammy winner Keith Urban.
• Friend of country artists, LL Cool J is hosting the show. By the way, sources tell us he recently spent some time in the studio with Brad Paisley.

DID YOU KNOW?

• CBS reportedly issued a “wardrobe advisory” prior to this weekend’s show requesting attendees’ “buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered.”
• Ads for Sunday’s Grammy Awards sold for an all-time record $900,000 for some 30-second spots.
• The 2012 Grammys was the second most-watched, according to Nielsen, with 39.9-million viewers.
• Last year’s Grammys recorded 13-million tweets and Facebook messages during the telecast.
• The record for the most nominations without ever winning a Grammy Award goes to Brian McKnight with 16.
• The first Grammy ceremony consisted of 28 categories. Today, more than 100 Grammys are awarded, with the majority handed out prior to the televised portion.
• At 14 years old, LeAnn Rimes was the youngest person to receive a Grammy; George Burns was the oldest at 94.

Sources: BlueFin Labs, Nielsen, Xfinity.com, DeadlineTV

Who will take home a gramophone? See the full list of country nominees below!

Best Country Solo Performance

“Home” – Dierks Bentley

“Springsteen” – Eric Church

“Cost of Livin’” – Ronnie Dunn

“Wanted” – Hunter Hayes

“Over” – Blake Shelton

“Blown Away” – Carrie Underwood

Best Country Duo/Group Performance

“Even If It Breaks Your Heart” – Eli Young Band

“Pontoon” – Little Big Town

“Safe & Sound” – Taylor Swift & The Civil Wars

“On The Outskirts of Town” – The Time Jumpers

“I Just Came Here For The Music” – Don Williams feat. Alison Krauss

Best Country Song

“Blown Away” – Josh Kear & Chris Tompkins, songwriters (Carrie Underwood)

“Cost of Livin’” – Phillip Coleman & Ronnie Dunn, songwriters (Ronnie Dunn)

“Even If It Breaks Your Heart” – Will Hoge & Eric Paslay, songwriters (Eli Young Band)

“So You Don’t Have to Love Me Anymore” – Jay Knowles & Adam Wright, songwriters (Alan Jackson)

“Springsteen” – Eric Church, Jeff Hyde & Ryan Tyndell, songwriters (Eric Church)

Best Country Album

Uncaged – Zac Brown Band

Hunter Hayes – Hunter Hayes

Living for a Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran – Jamey Johnson

Four the Record – Miranda Lambert

The Time Jumpers – The Time Jumpers

Record of the Year

“Lonely Boy” – The Black Keys

“Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)” – Kelly Clarkson

“We Are Young” – Fun. feat. Janelle Monáe

“Somebody That I Used To Know” – Gotye feat. Kimbra

“Thinkin Bout You” – Frank Ocean

“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” – Taylor Swift

Best New Artist

Alabama Shakes

Fun.

Hunter Hayes

The Lumineers

Frank Ocean

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