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2026 Grammy Awards betting odds are in – here’s where Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan and Doechii stand

Jan 30
Written by Emily Maskell

Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan and Doechii headshots

Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan and Doechii are up for 2026 Grammys. (Manny Carabel/Christopher Polk/Bennett Raglin/Getty)

Ahead of the upcoming 68th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday (1 February), here are all of the artists the bookies are backing to win. The good news is there are plenty of LGBTQ+ musicians and allies in the betting odds mix, including Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan and Doechii.

From the nominations, Kendrick Lamar is leading the way with nine nominations. Lamar is followed by Lady Gaga, Jack Antonoff and Cirkut, each with seven nominations. Then, Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter and Leon Thomas have six.

As a frontrunner, Lamar’s “Luther” (a collaboration with SZA) is the favourite for Record of the Year, according to the gambling company William Hill.

The bookmaker has Lamar as the 4/5 favourite for the Record nomination and the same track at 5/1 for Song of the Year. Lamar previously won Song and Record of the Year at the 2025 ceremony for “Not Like Us”.

In the Record of the Year category, “Luther” is followed by Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “Apt” at 4/1. But there is also Gaga’s “Abracadabra”, Bad Bunny’s “DtMF”, Chappell Roan’s “The Subway” and Doechii’s “Anxiety” to watch closely.

The bookmaker has also released betting odds for the Song of the Year, which sees Kpop Demon Hunters’ “Golden” at 1/3. But, once again, Bad Bunny (8/1) and Lady Gaga (12/1) are also in the mix.

There’s also Billie Eilish’s “Windflower”, which is an outsider, but Eilish already has nine Grammys. A tenth isn’t out of the picture!

Meanwhile, the favourite for Best New Artist of the year is undoubtedly Olivia Dean. However, Lola Young and Addison Rae are also nominated, and we’re not counting them out.

As mentioned, Mother Monster is up for seven nominations. They include: Record Of The Year (“Abracadabra”), Album Of The Year (MAYHEM), Song Of The Year (“Abracadabra”), Best Pop Solo Performance (“Disease”), Best Pop Vocal Album (MAYHEM), Best Dance Pop Recording (“Abracadabra”), and Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album (Harlequin).