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How to Watch the #59th #annual #Grammys live on #Mac,#iPhone, #iPad or #Apple TV



Past weekend was a big weekend for television with the Super Bowl and this weekend marks yet another one. This Sunday, James Corden will host the 2017 Grammys live from Los Angeles.
The show will feature performances from a variety of artists and likely include some solid comedy from Corden. But how do you stream it on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac?

How to watch LIVE The Grammys on iOS, iPhone, Mac and Apple TV

The first and likely best option is CBS All Access Because CBS holds all of the rights to The Grammys. This is CBS’ streaming service that streams both live TV and on-demand content. CBS All Access, of course, is a paid streaming service but you can sign up for a one-week free trial and cancel it the moment The Grammys end.
To do this, simply head to the CBS All Access website and complete the sign up process. You’ll have to give them your credit card information, but as long as you cancel your subscription with in one week, you won’t see any charges. Enjoy Using CBS All Access, you can live steam The Grammys on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

Below are all the details for the 2017 Grammys.
  • Time: 8PM ET/5PM PT
  • Network: CBS
  • When: Sunday, February 12th
  • Runtime: 3.5 hours


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