Lady Gaga will join Metallica onstage at the Grammys this Sunday. On Monday, a Gaga fan site Tweeted a snippet of a Grammy promo clip declaring, “Lady Gaga duets with Metallica.” Rolling Stone has confirmed the collaboration. This is the latest move in an impressive week from Gaga. Following her well-received Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday, she announced that she will tour arenas and stadiums all over the world behind her album ‘Joanne’, which came out last October. Billboard predicts that ‘Joanne’ will jump back into the Top 5 on the Billboard 200 next week as listeners scoop up copies following her Super Bowl performance. Lady Gaga is a regular performer at the Grammys; she appeared at the ceremony last year to pay tribute to David Bowie. Metallica hasn’t been on the show since 2014, when they performed the song “One” with the classical pianist Lang Lang. Metallica’s “Hardwired” is nominated for Best Rock Song this year. The band is competing with David Bowie, Radiohead, 21 Pilots and Highly Suspect. Gaga is not up for any awards as Joanne was released after the 2016 deadline. Metallica and Gaga is one of several star pairings at the upcoming Grammys ceremony. Alicia Keys will also perform with country singer Maren Morris, while the Weeknd will reunite with Starboy collaborators Daft Punk. A Grammy Award, or Grammy, is an honour awarded by The Recording Academy to recognise outstanding achievement in the mainly English-language music industry.