Alex Warren Resolves Technical Issues During Grammys Performance

Alex Warren faced technical challenges during his performance at the Grammy Awards this past Sunday. The singer-songwriter was nominated for Best New Artist, making his performance of “Ordinary” highly anticipated.

Technical Issues at the Grammys

During the live broadcast from Los Angeles, viewers noticed issues with Warren’s in-ear monitors. He struggled to hear the performance clearly, leading to noticeable audio irregularities. This struggle was particularly apparent while he attempted to adjust his equipment on stage.

Warren’s Response

After the event, Warren took to Instagram to share his experience. He posted a video that replicated the distorted audio he was hearing during the performance. “When you’re performing at the Grammys and all you hear is this in your ears,” he wrote, highlighting the awkwardness of the situation. He humorously added, “This would only happen to me…”

Performance Details

As the performance progressed, Warren was seen adjusting his in-ear pack and ultimately removing a monitor. This resulted in moments where he fell out of sync with the backing track. Despite these technical setbacks, this marked a significant milestone for Warren as it was his first live performance at the Grammys.

Award Results

While Warren’s performance faced hurdles, he was recognized for his breakout year. However, the Best New Artist award went to Olivia Dean. She had a successful year herself, featuring major festival appearances and the release of her album, The Art of Loving.

Looking Ahead

As of now, neither Warren nor the Recording Academy has provided additional details about the technical difficulties experienced during the event. This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of live performances, especially at high-profile events like the Grammy Awards.