The 67th GRAMMY Awards proved once again why it remains "Music's Biggest Night," delivering groundbreaking moments, record-setting achievements, and electrifying performances that will be remembered for years to come.

Beyoncé Makes History with First Album of the Year Win

Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter shattered barriers, making her the first Black woman to win Album of the Year at the GRAMMYs.

In addition, she secured a historic win in the Best Country Album category, reinforcing her genre-spanning impact on the music industry.

Kendrick Lamar Sweeps All Five Nominations

Hip-hop legend Kendrick Lamar dominated the night, clinching victories in all five categories he was nominated for, including Best Rap Performance for "Not Like Us." His success underscores his influence on the rap industry and the broader musical landscape.

A Night of Electrifying Performances

Crypto.com Arena came alive with show-stopping performances that left the audience in awe. Rising star Doechii and powerhouse vocalist Chappell Roan delivered high-energy sets that transformed the venue, proving why they are among the industry's fastest-rising stars.

New GRAMMY Rules Reflect a Changing Music Industry

This year, the Recording Academy implemented key changes to its nomination and eligibility criteria, reinforcing its dedication to inclusivity and integrity.

These updates are part of a broader effort to evolve with the ever-changing music landscape while maintaining the prestige of music's only industry-recognized, peer-voted honor.

Supporting MusiCares Fire Relief Efforts

Beyond the glitz and glamour, the 2025 GRAMMYs served a higher purpose. This year’s telecast was reimagined to support MusiCares Fire Relief, aiding those affected by recent wildfires in the Greater Los Angeles Area.

Fans were encouraged to contribute and make a difference in the lives of those in need.

Complete List of 2025 GRAMMY Winners & Nominees

For an in-depth look at all the winners and nominees, visit the official GRAMMY Awards website.