Myles Frost To Be a Presenter at Grammys Pre-show

The Tony award winner will present during premiere ceremony

MEDIA CONTACT: David Thompson, dlthompson@bowiestate.edu, 301-860-4311

(BOWIE, Md.) – Bowie State University student and Tony award winner Myles Frost will be a presenter for this year’s Grammy’s premiere ceremony, the online pre-show before the televised Grammy awards program. Frost is also nominated for a Grammy for the cast recording for MJ: The Musical in the best musical theater album category.

Most of this year’s 91 Grammys will be awarded during the pre-show, which will be streamed Feb. 5 on live.grammys.com and the Recording Academy’s YouTube channel starting at 3:30 p.m. The Grammys will be shown on CBS starting at 7 p.m.

Frost, who was a student in BSU’s music technology program, made his Broadway debut playing Michael Jackson in MJ: The Musical in December 2021. Frost’s performance as the King of Pop won him a Tony award for best performance in a leading role in a musical in June, making him the youngest actor to win the award at age 22. The cast recording for MJ: The Musical has also been nominated for a Grammy award for best musical theater album.

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