The move is a surprising decision by organizers, given that hosts chosen for the role are often Broadway veterans — Cynthia Erivo hosted last year’s ceremony. The Grammy winner poked fun at the unexpected move in a playful Instagram video announcing the news. The clip features Pink sneaking onto a Broadway show dressed as a 1920s flapper.
Before she is politely escorted away, the singer manages to briefly step onto the stage and declares, “Now, I’ve been on Broadway. Now, I can host the Tonys.” In her caption for the post, Pink wrote, “When I was asked to host @thetonyawards, my first question was — don’t you need to have been on Broadway for this? So I went ahead and fixed that.
And now I’m hosting the Tony Awards!!” She added, “The Broadway community is the hardest working in showbiz. They show up every single night, sometimes twice, and make absolute magic. I cannot wait to celebrate them all with you.” While Pink herself has yet to be perform in a Broadway play, her work is currently featured in two musicals including “Raise Your Glass” in Moulin Rouge!
The Musical and “F*ckin’ Perfect” in & Juliet. Trending Stories Why Is Everyone So Mad About Benny Blanco's Latin Album? Return of the Kings: Inside Rush’s Fifty Something Tour Watch Noah Kahan and Surprise Guest Chappell Roan Perform ‘California’ at Rose Bowl Stadium Dave Marsh, Legendary Rock Biographer and Critic, Dead at 76 This year’s Tony Awards will take place at Radio City Music Hall and will be aired live on June 7.
Earlier this year, Pink was nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. The star has been nominated alongside the likes of Phil Collins, Lauryn Hill, Mariah Carey, Oasis, Wu-Tang Clan, and more. The inductees will be announced later this month and the annual ceremony will take place in the fall.
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