Singer plans a few surprises for the event

Amy Winehouse plans to make a triumphant comeback - after a string of disastrous shows - by performing at the Grammy Awards.

The singer is lined up for the prestigious music ceremony in LA on 10 February.

Amy is nominated in 6 categories - including Record Of The Year for Rehab and Album Of The Year for Back To Black – and organisers reckon she'll be a big draw.

'Her live performances can either be spectacular or car-crash territory but, either way, it's a gamble organisers are willing to take as she's such hot property,' says a show insider.

'Amy is really excited to be asked to perform at the Grammys. It's a huge event. She's planning to do some sort of soul and Motown medley.

'The only potential problem is that Amy will need a US visa, so she is hoping that her recent arrest won't cause any problems.'

And the jazz diva, 24, is hoping to spring a few surprises.

'She is even weighing up the possibility of a duet with some US stars - particularly Kanye West, who has spoken in the past of wanting to work with her,' the source tells the Daily Mirror.

Amy celebrated the New Year with rocker Bryan Adams at his home on the luxurious Caribbean island of Mustique.