Clave Especial chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.

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The 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards is finally here. Hosted by Goyo, Elizabeth Gutiérrez and Javier Poza, the annual award show will broadcast live at 8 p.m. ET at the James L Knight Center in Miama, Florida. The show will air live on Telemundo and Peacock.

Puerto Rican megastar and the upcoming Super Bowl LX halftime headliner Bad Bunny leads the night with a whopping 27 total nominations. Fuerza Regida comes in second with 15, Rauw Alejandro with 14, Karol G and Tito Double P, each with 10 nods and Peso Pluma with 9 mentions. See the full list of nominees here. On top of his lengthy list of nominations, Bad Bunny is also set to receive the Latin Artist of the Century award.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Billboard Latin Music Awards, including how to watching online without cable.

The 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards, at a Glance:

  • When: Thursday, October 23 at 8 P.M. ET
  • Where: James L Knight Center in Miama, Florida
  • Broadcast: Telemundo, Peacock, Fubo
  • Host: Goyo, Elizabeth Gutiérrez and Javier Poza

Who’s Performing at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards?

Tonight’s performance lineup includes Daddy Yankee (DY), Grupo Frontera, Kapo, Abraham Mateo, Ángel Lopez, Arthur Hanlon, Danny Ocean, Ozuna, Olga Tañón, Laura Pausini — this year’s Billboard Icon Award recipient — La Arrolladora Banda El Limón de René Camacho, Beéle, Juan Duqu, Musza, Netón Vega, NXNNI, and Óscar Maydon.

How to Watch the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards Online

The 2025 Latin Billboard Awards will broadcast live on Telemundo. If you don’t have cable, Peacock and Fubo are great affordable options to stream the show live online.

Peacock

With Peacock, there is no free trial for new users but the platform offers cheap plans starting at just $10.99 per month, or you can get an annual plan for $109.99 per year (which gets you 12 months of streaming for the price of 10).

Also, Peacock and Apple TV have recently joined forces to give new and returning subscribers more originals, live sports and music programming at one low price. Prices start at $14.99 per month for the Apple TV and Peacock Premium (ad-supported) bundle, which is a nearly a 38% savings, if you were to subscribe individually. You can also upgrade to the Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus (ad-free) bundle for $19.99 per month, a savings of almost 35% the individual streaming plans.

Fubo

Fubo’s streaming plans start at $59.99/month (regularly $79.99) after a 5-day free trial. Fubo Pro, one of the cheapest among the aforementioned streaming plans, includes 202 channels, 1000 hours of Cloud DVR and streaming on up to 10 screens. For Spanish speakers, Fubo Latino is $19.99/month (regularly $32.99/month) to stream 62 channels.

Santos Bravos chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.

J Álvarez chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.

Olga Tañón chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.

FloyyMenor chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.

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Fresh off their tour across North America, Turnstile partners with Fender on a new line of guitars and bass guitars just before the Baltimore-based band heads to Europe and Oceania to continue their “Never Enough” tour.

With prices starting at $1,499.99, the American Professional Classic line features a brand update of Fender’s iconic guitarist, such as the Telecaster, Stratocaster, Jazzmaster, and Jaguar, while the new series also has updates of classic bass styles, like the Jazz, Precision, and Mustang.

According to Fender, the series has all-new Coastline pickups that are designed for “clarity, punch, and dynamic expression,” to deliver the brand’s “signature warmth and bite.” The new American-made guitars and bass guitars are considered reliable, durable and consistent, which are qualities ideal for bands on tour performing night-after-night.

“When you’re in a different place constantly, sometimes the most familiar thing is the guitar that you bring every single night,” says Turnstile guitarist Pat McCrory in a statement. “We look for something that sounds the same every time, sounds exactly how you want it, but also has versatility because spaces change. Sometimes you play outside, sometimes it sounds different, sometimes you play inside or there’s noise lighting. Having some durability but flexibility is very important.”

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Meanwhile, you can get free shipping to your home on all orders over $50 (so you’ll be covered with anyone of these guitars or bass guitars), while Fender offers easy returns and exchanges within 30 days of purchase. Learn more about Fender’s return and exchange policy here.

The Fender American Professional Classic line, which comes in an assortment of styles and colors, is now available at Fender, Guitar Center, Sweetwater and other retailers. In the meantime, watch Turnstile perform “Look Out For Me” below.

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Now that Billboard’s R&B/hip-hop team has posted its Grammy predictions for four of the R&B categories in the 68th annual race — best R&B performance, best traditional R&B performance, best R&B song and best R&B album — it’s time to review the top prospects in the fifth and final category: best progressive R&B album.

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Recent winners in the category include Lucky Daye (Table for Two, 2022), Steve Lacy (Gemini Rights, 2023) and SZA (SOS, 2024). Thanks to a tie, two winners took home the gramophone in 2025: longtime independent artist Avery Sunshine (So Glad to Know You) and the R&B/hip-hop super duo NxWorries comprised of Anderson .Paak and producer Knxwledge (Why Lawd?).

Formerly known as best urban contemporary album, the category was renamed best progressive R&B album in 2020. In recognizing “excellence in albums of progressive R&B vocal tracks,” per the Recording Academy’s definition, such entries are rooted in many of the elements comprising R&B but also embrace additional sounds including hip-hop, rap, pop, dance and electronic music. The rulebook further defines the category’s music as having “an emphasis on experimentation and innovation, often through unconventional song structures, dynamic production techniques and multi-genre influences that challenge traditional R&B conventions.”

Albums released between Aug. 31, 2024 and Aug. 30, 2025 fitting this category include familiar vets like Bilal (Adjust Brightness), Gallant (Zinc), Jessie Reyez (Paid in Memories), Kali Uchis (Sincerely) and Allen Stone (Mystery). A host of upstarts also waved the progressive banner in their own inimitable styles, such as SAILORR (From Florida’s Finest), Laila! (Gap Year), Jordan Adetunji (A Jaguar’s Dream) and Cautious Clay (The Hours: Morning).  

In addition to those on-the-cusp contenders, there are others of note to consider. Chief among them is the group FLO (Access All Areas), KWN (With All Due Respect), Destin Conrad (Love on Digital), Fridayy (Some Days I’m Good, Some Days I’m Not), UMI (People Stories) and Kelela (In the Blue Light).

With such a cornucopia of projects to choose from, predicting the nods in this category isn’t an easy task. One scenario could have Kali Uchis, Destin Conrad, Fridayy and Jessie Reyez fighting for the last spot. Or perhaps there could be another surprise from left field a la Avery Sunshine at the 67th annual ceremony.

So which five albums will score nods for best progressive R&B album when the Recording Academy unveils its slate on Nov. 7? Check out Billboard’s predictions below.

Arthur Hanlon chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.

Los Hermanos Rosario chatted with Billboard’s Griselda Flores & Jessica Roiz on the red carpet of 2025 Billboard’s Latin Music Awards.