We’re just weeks away from the 62nd annual Grammy Awards where some of our favorite artists will find out whether or not they’ve been recognized as the best in their respective nominated categories. Aside from all of the pomp, late icon Prince is set to receive a star-studded tribute two days after the coveted ceremony, a music number directed by his longtime friends and collaborators, Sheila E, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis.

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The world lost an incredible musician when Prince was found dead at his Paisley Park home in 2016, and since that time, there have been numerous tributes delivered by various performers. This time around, a handful of artists will join together at the Los Angeles Convention Center for the live show that’s reportedly set to broadcast sometime in April.

Usher, John Legend, Alicia Keys, Common, H.E.R., Mavis Staples, Chris Martin, St. Vincent, Beck, Foo Fights, Juanes, Gary Clark Jr. and Earth, Wind & Fire are all set to take to the stage to perform a few of Prince’s greatest hits. Prince’s former band the Revolution along wwith Morris Day and the Time are reported to make appearances, as well.

“I was very honored to be able to do this for so many reasons, but to be able to help celebrate the life of a dear friend and be a part of this and be musical director is awesome,” Sheila E. told Rolling Stone. “Musically, there’s so much to choose from. It’s almost unfair to do a two-hour tribute to him — we could do a full week. At the end of the day, it’s him bringing people together and having a good time.” Let us know what you think about the line-up and if there’s an artist you believe should have been included.

We’re approaching one of the most important evenings in music this month — the 62nd annual Grammy Awards. I mean, at this point, it’s hard to really allow the Grammys to hold any weight when it comes to an informed opinion on hip-hop but, the world continues to turn and the Grammys maintains its position as a coveted musical institute. Rick Ross is among the nominees in one of the hip-hop categories. His song, “Gold Roses” ft. Drake is nominated for Best Rap Song.

Rozay’s been nominated for six Grammys at this point with “Gold Roses” marking his second nomination alongside Drake. The two rappers have quite the working history together and have proven to have incredible chemistry on wax time and time again. Ahead of the award show, Rick Ross shared a statement thanking Drake and sharing the connection “Gold Roses” has to Nipsey Hussle.

“Being nominated for ‘Gold Roses’ [as Best Rap Song] means a lot to me. It was born from a real conversation Drake and I were having after Nipsey’s untimely passing. So to be recognized for it feels like we’re being given our ‘Gold Roses’ while we’re still here,” he said.

He elaborated further in the caption, writing “I Thank @champagnepapi for Being an incredible artist and more importantly remaining a stand up guy. I thank @recordingacademy#Grammys for acknowledging #GoldRoses I look forward to an incredible night to remember.”