Alex Warren Jokes Ed Sheeran Ghosts His Emails, Vows to Message Less

Singer Alex Warren humorously revealed that his mentor, global pop star Ed Sheeran, has stopped responding to his frequent emails, prompting a New Year's resolution to message less. Warren, nominated for Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammys, emphasized the importance of connecting with fellow artists by personally reaching out to congratulate his peers. He described having meaningful conversations with other nominees, including sombr and Addison, and praised the diversity of art among the contenders. The 2026 Grammy Awards are scheduled to air on February 1.

Key Points: Alex Warren on Ed Sheeran Ignoring Emails, Grammy Nomination

  • Jokes about Ed Sheeran not replying
  • New Year's resolution to email less
  • Nominated for Best New Artist Grammy
  • Personally congratulated fellow nominees
  • Values diversity among artists
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Alex Warren jokes Ed Sheeran stopped replying to his emails

Singer Alex Warren jokes mentor Ed Sheeran stopped replying to his emails, shares his Grammy Best New Artist nomination outreach to peers.

"My New Year's resolution is to email him less. - Alex Warren"

Washington DC, January 30

Singer-songwriter Alex Warren has shared a light-hearted anecdote about his relationship with mentor Ed Sheeran, joking that the global pop star stopped responding to his emails because he sends too many of them, according to E! News.

Warren said Sheeran has left his recent emails unanswered, including one in which he apologised for frequent messages.

"I swear to God, I can show you right now," Warren said, adding, "It said, 'So sorry for emailing you. My New Year's resolution is to email you less.'"

The 25-year-old singer added that his habit of regularly reaching out prompted him to make a conscious decision to scale back. "My New Year's resolution is to email him less," Warren said, explaining that he tends to message Sheeran "every single time the slightest convenience happens" in his life, according to E! News.

Despite the joke, Warren stressed that staying connected with fellow artists remains important to him. After learning of his nomination for Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammy Awards, he said he personally reached out to congratulate his peers.

"I FaceTimed everyone, like literally every Best New Artist," Warren said, adding that he managed to speak with several nominees, including sombr and Addison. "I had an amazing conversation with sombr and Addison."

Describing himself as a "people person," Warren said he values the diversity among the Best New Artist nominees. "I love how everyone's art is different," he said. "I was s--tting myself, so I wanted to make sure everyone else was good," according to E! News.

The 2026 Grammy Awards will air on CBS and stream on Paramount+ on February 1 at 8 p.m. ET.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Interesting story, but the article feels a bit thin. It's mostly about emails and a Grammy nomination. Would have liked more depth on his actual music or his relationship with Sheeran beyond the emails. Still, congrats to him on the nomination!
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Aman W
Haha, typical Gen Z! Everything is a text or an email. Back in the day, you'd actually meet your guru or ustads for guidance. But times change. At least he seems like a genuine "people person" as he says.
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Sarah B
It's sweet that he FaceTimed all the other nominees. That shows good sportsmanship and a real sense of community in the industry. The music world needs more of this positivity.
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Vikram M
Not sure who Alex Warren is, but getting mentored by Ed Sheeran is a huge deal! Must be overwhelming. Maybe Sheeran is just busy, bhai. Don't take it personally. Focus on your music now.
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Kavya N
"I was s--tting myself" – that line made me laugh out loud! So honest about the nerves. It's a big stage. All the best to him and all the nominees. Will try to catch the Grammys this weekend.

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