Robert Plant’s Team Promotes “New Song” to Grammy Voters Ahead of Nominations
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Grammy Push for “Everybody’s Song”
Robert Plant’s record label, Nonesuch Records, is promoting his latest single, “Everybody’s Song,” to Grammy voters ahead of the 2026 nominations. The track, from his new album Saving Grace, is being highlighted in the label’s campaign to secure a spot on the shortlist.
Nonesuch ran a full-page ad in Billboard magazine showcasing its recent releases, including Plant’s single. The label also shared the feature on Instagram with the caption, “A few suggestions for GRAMMYs consideration, as seen in @Billboard,” along with a short video of the advert.
Eligibility and Possible Categories
While Plant’s Saving Grace album isn’t eligible for this year’s Grammys—since it was released on September 26, after the August 30 cutoff—“Everybody’s Song” qualifies because it came out as a single on July 16.
It remains unclear which category the song was submitted for, as there’s no specific award for folk tracks. However, it could fall under Best American Roots Song, Song of the Year, or Best Rock Song.
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Voting Timeline and Plant’s Grammy History
The first round of Grammy voting runs from October 3 to October 15, with nominations announced on November 7. The 2026 Grammy Awards ceremony will take place on February 1 in Los Angeles.
Plant has earned eight Grammy wins and 21 nominations to date, including six with Alison Krauss, one with Led Zeppelin for Celebration Day, and one for the 1998 Page and Plant song “Most High.”
