Every year, the list of high-profile performers for the Grammys is astounding, and this year will be no different.

On Tuesday, the Grammy Awards began listing their live performers for 2015, and some of the singers include Madonna, Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran, AC/DC, and Eric Church. Better yet, these are only a few of the amazing singers, rappers, and rockers who will be bringing their musical stardom to the Grammy Award stage.

The Grammys is an awards show ceremony which recognizes some of the greatest achievements in music for 2014. The show is typically splashed with entertaining acts from honored guests, but never before has the stage seen as many popular stars as this. It is no wonder that their list of live artists - only a partial list, mind you - has drawn attention from far and wide. The Grammys announced the list on their official Twitter, bringing more buzz than the actual nominees list.

The decision to announce only a partial list may be a marketing ploy to draw attention to some of the biggest names in popular music right now, but there is some speculation that the network is still struggling over who to bring aboard. Beyoncé is a definite option, if not for her concert following the Grammy Awards.

This will be the first time that the Grammys are bringing Ariana Grande on stage, but veterans like Madonna and Ed Sheeran will be happy to coach her through it. Not that the "Break Free" singer will need it, of course, but she'll probably delight in the company.

Fans should remember to tune into the ceremony on February 8^th.