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The 68th Annual Grammy Awards are set for February 1, 2026 in Los Angeles - Trevor Noah will be hosting for the sixth consecutive year - Kendrick Lamar, Jack Antonoff, Cirkut and Lady Gaga lead all nominees That's a wrap Music's biggest night has come and gone, but awards season is far from over. Next up, the SAG Awards (now The Actor Awards), which will air on March 1, two weeks before the Oscars close it all out. Until then!

Bad Bunny wins Album of the Year Back to the Grammys since his 2023 win, ahead of the release of his new album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, Harry Styles presented the last award of the night. The award went to Bad Bunny, who took a moment to collect himself before heading to the stage.

"Puerto Rico, créeme cuando te digo que somos mucho más grande que 100 por 35, y no existe nada que no podamos lograr," he said, which translates to: "Puerto Rico, believe me when I tell you that we are much bigger than 100 by 35 miles, and nothing exists that we can't achieve." "Gracias mami por parirme en Puerto Rico, te amo," he added, "Thank you mom for giving birth to me in Puerto Rico, I love you," before dedicating the award to anyone who has had to leave their homeland in search of a better life, a prominent theme throughout his album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos.

A moment for Teyana Taylor's abs Yes, we're here for the music, but Teyana Taylor sure stole the show while presenting alongside Nikki Glaser, highlighting her ultra fit physique in a glittering Tom Ford dress. See more here. In memoriam John Mayer voiced a tribute to the Grateful Dead's (and his Dead & Co. bandmate) Bob Weir, who passed away earlier this month at 78. Reba McEntire went on to lead the in memoriam section, performing for the very first time at the Grammys stage.

She performed her 2025 song "Trailblazer;" the singer lost her former stepson, her ex-husband Narvel Blackstock's son Brandon Blackstock, a talent manager, last year to a battle with skin cancer. Later, Slash and Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses, Andrew Watt, Chad Smith of red Hot Chili Peppers, and Post Malone played Black Sabbath's "War Pigs," honoring Ozzy Osbourne who died aged 76 in July. His family, including daughter Kelly Osbourne, were seen shedding tears in the audience.

Honoring D'Angelo, who died aged 51 in October 2025, Lauryn Hill performed on the Grammys stage for the first time since 1999. Record of the Year Cher, who hasn't been on the Grammys stage in 18 year, came out to present Record of the Year to a standing ovation, though she was first interrupted by Trevor, who handed her the Lifetime Achievement Award of the year. "I was either at the top or at the bottom ...

either a loser or winning an Oscar," the legendary "Believe" singer recalled of her career in her speech, noting she was the first artist to use auto-tune, then known as a "pitch machine." She last emphasized: "If it doesn't happen now, it will happen soon." The award ultimately went to Kendrick Lamar and SZA for their song "luther," which won over "APT." by Rosé, Bruno Mars, "The Subway" by Chappell Roan, "Abracadabra" by Lady Gaga, "WILDFLOWER" by Billie Eilish, "DTMF" by Bad Bunny, and "Manchild" by Sabrina Carpenter.

Bruce Springsteen's tribute to Brian Wilson The "Born to Run" singer said in a quick video montage that the legendary late Beach Boys singer, who died in June 2025 aged 82, "leaves behind so many good songs and good vibrations." Pharell Williams honored with Dr. Dre Global Impact Award Clad in a pink velvet suit and glasses, the prolific producer and rapper accepted the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award, first by bowing down to rapper Q-Tip, who handed him the trophy, and who he called a "teacher" to him.

He recalled spending hours listening to music by Dr. Dre with fellow rapper Pusha T, who was smiling from the audience. "Congratulations to Pharell, for the award but also looking like that at 52," later joked Trevor.

Trump zingers Host Trevor Noah, who is on his sixth and final year as host of the Grammys, because he believes in "term limits" he joked, noted Song of the Year is an award everyone wants, "almost as much as Donald Trump wants Greenland," because, he teased, he needs "another island" to go to now that he can't go to convicted trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's island "with Bill Clinton." Song of the Year Handed by the one and only Carole King, Song of the Year went to Billie Eilish and her brother (and collaborator) Finneas for "Wildflower." She won over "DTMF" by Bad Bunny, "Anxiety" by Doechii, "Golden" by Huntr/x, "Luther" by Kendrick Lamar & SZA, "Abracadabra" by Lady Gaga, "APT." by Rosé & Bruno Mars, and "Manchild" by Sabrina Carpenter.

She used her speech to declare: "No one is illegal on stolen land." ICE OUT at the Grammys Beyond Bad Bunny's impassioned speech, in which he declared: "We're not savages. We're not animals. We're not aliens. We are humans.

And we are Americans," there have been several condemnations of anti-immigrant sentiment and the US' deadly deportation tactics, including from Best New Artist Olivia Dean, who said: "I'm up here as a granddaughter of an immigrant, I wouldn't be here [if not for immigration]." "I'm a product of bravery, and I think those people deserve to be celebrated, so yeah, we're nothing without each other," she added.

Several celebrities also adorned their dresses and suits with white "ICE OUT" pins, including Hailey and Justin Bieber, Carole King, Kehlani, Bon Iver, Billie Eilish, and Samara Joy, among others. Best Pop Solo Performance Presented by Charli xcx, Best Pop Solo Performance went to Lola Young for "Messy," winning over "The Subway" by Chappell Roan, "Daisies" by Justin Bieber, "Disease" by Lady Gaga, and "Manchild" by Sabrina Carpenter. Best Pop Vocal Album Paws up!

Lady Gaga takes the win over for Mayhem over Swag by Justin Bieber, Something Beautiful by Miley Cyrus, Man's Best Friend by Sabrina Carpenter, I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2) by Teddy Swims. Her first thank you was to her fiancé Michael Polansky, who she said also "worked so hard" on this album. Best Contemporary Country Album Jelly Roll was quickly brought to tears as he won the award for Best Contemporary Country Album, winning over Evangeline vs.

the Machine by Eric Church, Patterns by Kelsea Ballerini, Postcards From Texas by Miranda Lambert, and Snipe Hunter by Tyler Childers. He reflected on a time in his life when he was "broken," after thanking first Jesus and then his wife, Bunnie Xo. Best Música Urbana Album Obviooo! Bad Bunny took home his first award of the night, handed over by Marcello Hernández and Karol G, Best Música Urbana Albums. The first thing he did?

Declare "ICE OUT" to an applauding audience, adding "we are not savages," in a rebuttal of Donald Trump's inhumane, ongoing deportation tactics, which have left multiple people, including American citizens, dead. Bieber is back Justin Bieber had everyone swooning, including wife Hailey Bieber admiring from the audience, as he performed in nothing but shorts his hit song "YUKON" from his Grammy-nominated album SWAG. Best New Artist Last year's winner, Chappell Roan, presented...

Olivia Dean (!) this year's artist of the year award, winning over Addison Rae, Alex Warren, Katseye, Leon Thomas, Lola Young, The Marías, and Sombr. Best Rap Album The first award of the main ceremony went to Kendrick Lamar, winning Best Rap Album for "luther," beating out the likes of GloRilla, Tyler, the Creator, JID, as well as collaborators Clipse, Pusha T and Malice. Sabrina Carpenter takes flight Speaking of manchilds...

Sabrina was the second performance of the night, kicking things off with her Grammy-nominated "Manchild," and an airport themed stage design. Nicki Minaj is "not here" Host Trevor Noah — and seemingly, the music industry — refuted Nicki Minaj and her new, bizarre association with Donald Trump, with the crowd both applauding and booing at the mention of her, and Trevor joking she was still "stuck in the White House." Behind him, Chrissy Teigen appeared giving a thumbs up, wave and a smile.

Chappell Roan turns heads It's not the Grammys red carpet without a shocking dress, and this year, we have Chappell Roan to thank for it. The "My Kink is Karma" singer stepped out in a stunning sheer burgundy dress, but rather than straps holding it up, it was faux nipple piercings.

Classic with a twist Bad Bunny, who is up for six Grammy awards tonight, looked dapper as ever in a structured velvet suit, courtesy of Schiaparelli, who designed their first ever men's look for the "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" singer for the special night. A new EGOT winner enters the club Stephen Spielberg has officially entered the elusive EGOT club comprised of those who have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony.

The prolific filmmaker earned the final piece of the coveted awards quad by winning a Grammy win for Best Music Film for Music by John Williams, which he produced. A new youngest Grammy winner in history Who should be Best New Artist? I'm personally torn over whether it should go to Addison Rae or, whose new, albeit starkly different from each other, albums I have loved. While I decide... meet the contenders for the nod here.

Grandma-granddaughter date night For music's biggest night, Rita Wilson stepped out with her granddaughter Olivia Hanks, the daughter of her husband Tom Hanks' son with late ex-wife Samantha Lewes Colin Hanks, who he shares with wife Samantha Bryant. The special night also coincided with Olivia's 15th birthday. See the sweet photos of the two here.

Joni Mitchell steps out Legendary "California" singer Joni Mitchell made a rare appearance tonight at the Grammys, during which she accepted the award for Best Historical Album for Joni Mitchell Archives – Volume 4: The Asylum Years (1976–1980). See more here. Red carpet underway... Sabrina Carpenter, Addison Raye, Tyla, Coco Jones and more are among the first stars to hit the red carpet tonight. Check out their looks, as well as all the other best-dressed stars, in our ongoing best-dressed list below.

The standouts Kendrick Lamar is leading the charge among all performers heading into the night, with nine total nominations (in the big four categories as well), followed closely by Lady Gaga with seven. The "Abracadabra" singer is being seen as a big favorite for her acclaimed album Mayhem (and will be performing tonight as well!). Speaking of performers, just like last year's ceremony, the Best New Artist nominees will be taking to the stage for a grand medley showcase.

And given this year's line-up features viral favorites like KATSEYE, Olivia Dean and Sombr, to name a few, we honestly can't wait! Meet your Best New Artist nominees ahead of the showcase here. And what ALL of them will be taking home here. It's the Grammys! The 68th Annual Grammy Awards have finally arrived! The year's biggest night in music is slated to take place tonight, February 1 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Comedian and TV host Trevor Noah will once again lead the Grammys, hosting for the sixth year in a row! Here's a little more of what you need to know about your master of ceremonies for the year...

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