And the proverbial Grammy for Best Ballroom Dance goes to…
Dancing With the Stars is rolling out the red carpet for Grammy Night!
The seven remaining couples will take on songs from Grammy-winning artists when the competition returns to its regular Tuesday time slot on November 10.
The evening will also feature three dance-offs, where six couples will go head-to-head for additional points.
And in true Grammy fashion, the dance-offs will feature live performances from Grammy-winning artists Brandy and Monica, Maren Morris, and Sheryl Crow.
However, one couple will not have to compete.
Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson earned immunity after topping the leaderboard, allowing them to sit this one out.
Keep scrolling for the seven remaining couples’ Grammy Night songs and dance styles!
Amber Glenn & Pasha Pashkov
- Dance: Paso Doble
- Song: “Bring Me to Life” by Evanescence
Connor Wood & Rylee Arnold
- Dance: Argentine Tango
- Song: “SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake
Ezra Frech & Daniella Karagach
- Dance: Argentine Tango
- Song: “Crazy in Love” (Remix) by Beyoncé
Harry Shum Jr. & Jenna Johnson
- Dance: Salsa
- Song: “Die With a Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars
Jenna Dewan & Val Chmerkovskiy
- Dance: Jazz
- Song: “All for You” by Janet Jackson
Fun fact: Jenna Dewan got her start in the entertainment industry as a backup dancer for Janet Jackson when she was just 18 years old!
The actress toured with the music icon in the early 2000s, making this week’s performance a full-circle moment.
Maura Higgins & Mark Ballas
- Dance: Argentine Tango
- Song: “Thong Song” by Sisqó
Tatyana Ali & Jan Ravnik
- Dance: Tango
- Song: “Boom Boom Pow” by Black Eyed Peas
ICYMI:
At the conclusion of Disney on Broadway Night, actress Julia Stiles and her partner Ezra Sosa were eliminated from the competition.
The pair performed a Paso Doble to “Satisfied” from Hamilton, earning a combined 69 points after their individual routine and team dance scores were added together.
With Julia and Ezra out of the ballroom, only seven couples remain in the race for the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy.
