6 Must-See Moments from the 67th Annual Grammy Awards
A Night to Remember: The 67th Annual Grammy Awards
It was a night to remember in Los Angeles as the 67th Annual Grammy Awards celebrated the best in music over the past year. As one of the first major events following the devastating Los Angeles fires, the show doubled as a heartfelt tribute to its resilient host city. Performances from Sabrina Carpenter, Doechii, Charli XCX, and more encapsulated the spirit of the year in music, leaving this writer downright emotional. If you missed the broadcast—don’t worry. We’ve rounded up the six most impactful, joyful, and historic moments of the night.
1. Beyoncé Brings It Home
Beyoncé led the nominations with 11 nods and took home three major awards: Best Country Album, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, and Album of the Year. In a groundbreaking win, she became the first Black woman to win Best Country Album. Already the most decorated artist in Grammy history, Queen Bey further cemented her status as the undisputed GOAT.
2. Chappell Roan Wins Best New Artist
After a whirlwind year, Chappell Roan—the powerhouse behind “Good Luck, Babe”—received her well-deserved flowers, winning the coveted Best New Artist award. In her acceptance speech, she passionately advocated for emerging artists:
“I told myself if I ever won a Grammy and got to stand here in front of the most powerful people in music, I’d demand that labels and the industry—profiting millions off artists—offer a livable wage and healthcare, especially for developing artists.”
She didn’t stop there. Roan also delivered a show-stopping performance of “Pink Pony Club,” a heartfelt love letter to LA.
3. Doechii’s Inspiring Grammy Speech and Historic Win
Doechii made history as only the third woman to win Best Rap Album. Her acceptance speech was raw, emotional, and empowering:
“I know there’s a Black girl out there—so many Black women out there—watching me right now. I want to tell you: You can do it. Anything is possible. Anything is possible.”
Her album, Alligator Bites Never Heal, and her words earned her a standing ovation, marking one of the night’s most unforgettable moments.
4. Cynthia Erivo Flies Us to the Moon
With Oscar season heating up, Cynthia Erivo reminded everyone why she’s a force to be reckoned with. In a touching tribute to the legendary Quincy Jones, she delivered a soul-stirring rendition of “Fly Me to the Moon.” If she secures that Oscar, Erivo will join the exclusive EGOT club, solidifying her place in entertainment history.
5. Kendrick Lamar Sweeps the Night
Kendrick Lamar dominated, taking home five Grammys for his track Not Like Us, including Song of the Year, Record of the Year, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, and Best Music Video. Originally crafted as a diss track aimed at Drake, the song’s critical acclaim—and Kendrick’s sweep—made it the night’s defining victory.
6. Lady Gaga’s Surprise Music Drop
Leave it to Lady Gaga to steal the show with a surprise. Mid-broadcast, she dropped a brand-new song and full-length music video, Abracadabra. The track signals a return to her roots: weird, whimsical, slightly grotesque, and undeniably Gaga. Fans are living for it.
From historic wins to surprise drops, the 67th Annual Grammy Awards were nothing short of iconic.
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