The 2025 Grammy Awards are set to be a big night for Atlanta’s music scene, with several artists from the metro area landing major nominations. From rap to rock and R&B, Georgia’s influence on the industry is undeniable.

Among the nominees, André 3000 stands out with recognition for New Blue Sun, which is in the running for Album of the Year and Best Alternative Jazz Album. The Outkast legend, known for groundbreaking hits like Hey Ya and Ms. Jackson, continues to push musical boundaries with his unique blend of hip-hop and jazz, a style he has been perfecting since his early days in the industry.

Usher, a staple of Atlanta’s R&B legacy, is nominated for Best R&B Album for Coming Home, which features the chart-topping single Good Good.

He remains one of the genre’s biggest names, with a career full of iconic songs.

Hip-hop artist Latto secured a nomination for Best Melodic Rap Performance for Big Mama, adding to her growing list of accolades. Meanwhile, Future and Metro Boomin are in the mix for Best Rap Song, proving that Atlanta’s rap dominance isn’t slowing down.

Other nominees with Atlanta ties include Donald Glover (Best Progressive R&B), Teddy Swims (Best New Artist), and The Black Crowes (Best Rock Album).

The 67th Grammy Awards, a highly anticipated event, will air from Los Angeles this Sunday at 8 p.m., showcasing the best in music—with plenty of Atlanta flavor.