The 68th Annual Grammy Awards are coming up on February 1st, and many great artists have been nominated. But one artist you won't see winning any awards this time around, despite her having a very popular new album released in 2025, is Taylor Swift.
Taylor released her record-breaking new album, The Life of a Showgirl, on October 3, 2025, to great reviews, and it has been playing on repeat across streaming services and social media ever since.
Among other accolades, The Life of a Showgirl sold 3.48 million copies in the first week, and every single song on the album charted in the top 12 songs of the Billboard Hot 100 list.
A full list of Taylor Swift’s Grammy wins and nominations
But why isn’t Taylor nominated for any Grammys this year? Well, the eligibility dates for the 68th Grammys are between August 31, 2024, and August 30th, 2025. Since The Life of a Showgirl wasn’t released during those days, it is ineligible for this year’s Grammys. But the good news is that it will be eligible for the 2027 Grammys!
In addition to the new album, 2025 was a full year for Taylor. She was nominated for six Grammys at the 27th Grammys and was even a Grammys presenter, announced her engagement to football player Travis Kelce, and released the Taylor Swift: The End of an Era tour documentary.
Whether Taylor will be appearing at the Grammys this year as a presenter, performer, or at all is still just speculation. But, fans are hoping she will be in attendance in any capacity. While she may not be winning a Grammy this year, there is no doubt that Taylor Swift has an extensive and impressive list of nominations and wins already under her belt.
Taylor Swift has had a total of 58 Grammy nominations and 14 Grammy wins. She has won seven Grammy Awards for four of her albums: Fearless (won two Grammys), 1989 (won two Grammys), Folklore, and Midnights (won two Grammys). Taylor has also won Grammys for her songs, performances, and music videos.
While Speak Now didn’t win its album nomination in 2012, Taylor did win two Grammys for her song “Mean” that year. She has also won Grammys for her songs “White Horse” (Fearless), "Bad Blood" (1989), and “Safe & Sound” (The Hunger Games soundtrack).
Taylor Swift has also won two Grammys related to her music video releases. The first one was for the “Bad Blood” music video in 2016, and the second was for All Too Well: The Short Film, the film adaptation of her song "All Too Well" in 2023.
Here is a full list of Taylor Swift’s Grammy wins and nominations:
Taylor Swift’s Grammy Award wins list:
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - Fearless - Album of the Year
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - Fearless - Best Country Album
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "White Horse" - Best Female Country Vocal Performance
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "White Horse" - Best Country Song
- 54th Grammy Awards (2012) - "Mean" - Best Country Solo Performance
- 54th Grammy Awards (2012) - "Mean" - Best Country Song
- 55th Grammy Awards (2012) - "Safe & Sound" (featuring The Civil Wars) - Best Song Written for Visual Media
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - 1989 - Album of the Year
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - 1989 - Best Pop Vocal Album
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - "Bad Blood" (featuring Kendrick Lamar) - Best Music Video
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - Folklore - Album of the Year
- 65th Grammy Awards (2023) - All Too Well: The Short Film - Best Music Video
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - Midnights - Album of the Year
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - Midnights - Best Pop Vocal Album
Taylor Swift’s Grammy Award nominations and wins full list:
- 50th Grammy Awards (2008) - Best New Artist - Nominated
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "You Belong with Me" - Record of the Year - Nominated
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "You Belong with Me" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "You Belong with Me" - Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - (Nominated)
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - Fearless - Album of the Year - Won
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - Fearless - Best Country Album - Won
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "Breathe" (featuring Colbie Caillat) - Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals - Nominated
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "White Horse" - Best Female Country Vocal Performance - Won
- 52nd Grammy Awards (2010) - "White Horse" - Best Country Song - Won
- 54th Grammy Awards (2012) - "Mean" - Best Country Solo Performance - Won
- 54th Grammy Awards (2012) - "Mean" - Best Country Song - Won
- 54th Grammy Awards (2012) - Speak Now - Best Country Album - Nominated
- 55th Grammy Awards (2013) - "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" - Record of the Year - Nominated
- 55th Grammy Awards (2013) - "Safe & Sound" (featuring The Civil Wars) - Best Country Duo/Group Performance - Nominated
- 55th Grammy Awards (2013) - "Safe & Sound" (featuring The Civil Wars) - Best Song Written for Visual Media - Won
- 56th Grammy Awards (2014) - Red - Album of the Year - Nominated
- 56th Grammy Awards (2014) - Red - Best Country Album - Nominated
- 56th Grammy Awards (2014) - "Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw and Keith Urban) - Best Country Duo/Group Performance - Nominated
- 56th Grammy Awards (2014) - "Begin Again" - Best Country Song - Nominated
- 57th Grammy Awards (2015) - "Shake It Off" - Record of the Year - Nominated
- 57th Grammy Awards (2015) - "Shake It Off" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 57th Grammy Awards (2015) - "Shake It Off" - Best Pop Solo Performance - Nominated
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - "Blank Space" - Record of the Year - Nominated
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - "Blank Space" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - "Blank Space" - Best Pop Solo Performance - Nominated
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - 1989 - Album of the Year - Won
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - 1989 - Best Pop Vocal Album - Won
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - "Bad Blood" (featuring Kendrick Lamar) - Best Pop Duo/Group Performance - Nominated
- 58th Grammy Awards (2016) - "Bad Blood" (featuring Kendrick Lamar) - Best Music Video - Won
- 60th Grammy Awards (2018) - "Better Man" - Best Country Song - Nominated
- 60th Grammy Awards (2018) - "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" - Best Song Written for Visual Media - Nominated
- 61st Grammy Awards (2019) - Reputation - Best Pop Vocal Album - Nominated
- 62nd Grammy Awards (2020) - "Lover" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 62nd Grammy Awards (2020) - "You Need to Calm Down" - Best Pop Solo Performance - Nominated
- 62nd Grammy Awards (2020) - Lover - Best Pop Vocal Album - Nominated
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - Folklore - Album of the Year - Won
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - Folklore - Best Pop Vocal Album - Nominated
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - "Cardigan" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - "Cardigan" - Best Pop Solo Performance - Nominated
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - "Exile" (featuring Bon Iver) - Best Pop Duo/Group Performance - Nominated
- 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) - "Beautiful Ghosts" - Best Song Written for Visual Media - Nominated
- 64th Grammy Awards (2022) - Evermore - Album of the Year - Nominated
- 65th Grammy Awards (2023) - "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (The Short Film)" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 65th Grammy Awards (2023) - "I Bet You Think About Me" - Best Country Song - Nominated
- 65th Grammy Awards (2023) - "Carolina" - Best Song Written for Visual Media - Nominated
- 65th Grammy Awards (2023) - All Too Well: The Short Film - Best Music Video - Won
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - "Anti-Hero" - Record of the Year - Nominated
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - "Anti-Hero" - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - "Anti-Hero" - Best Pop Solo Performance - Nominated
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - Midnights - Album of the Year - Won
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - Midnights - Best Pop Vocal Album - Won
- 66th Grammy Awards (2024) - "Karma" (featuring Ice Spice) - Best Pop Duo/Group Performance - Nominated
- 67th Grammy Awards (2025) - "Fortnight" (featuring Post Malone) - Record of the Year - Nominated
- 67th Grammy Awards (2025) - "Fortnight" (featuring Post Malone) - Song of the Year - Nominated
- 67th Grammy Awards (2025) - "Fortnight" (featuring Post Malone) - Best Music Video - Nominated
- 67th Grammy Awards (2025) - The Tortured Poets Department - Album of the Year - Nominated
- 67th Grammy Awards (2025) - The Tortured Poets Department - Best Pop Vocal Album - Nominated
- 67th Grammy Awards (2025) - "Us" (with Gracie Abrams) - Best Pop Duo/Group Performance - Nominated