63rd annual Grammy Awards: Here are the 23 acts that will perform this year; Take a look

The Grammy Awards delivered all kinds of iconic moments and historic wins for the fan-favorite artists!From Billie Eilish winning record of the year for the second time in a row, Dua Lipa stunning the audience with her incredible performance, to Beyoncé breaking the internet making a surprise appearance and supporting Megan Thee Stallion.This year was one for the books, especially for Queen Bey who set the record after winning 28 Grammys since the start of her music career, celebrating best

Mónica Marie Zorrilla The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, hosted by South African comedian Trevor Noah and boasting powerhouse performers Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, BTS, Billie Eilish, Post Malone and Megan Thee Stallion, drew a scant audience for CBS.

Billie Eilishsnagged record of the year during Sunday's63rd annual Grammy Awards for"Everything I Wanted." The singer beat out "Black Parade" (Beyoncé), "Colors" (Black Pumas), "Rockstar" (DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch), "Say So" (Doja Cat), "Don't Start Now" (Dua Lipa), "Circles" (Post Malone), and "Savage" (Megan Thee Stallion featuring Beyoncé).

said in her acceptance speech. "Megan, girl, I was going to write a speech about how you deserve this, but then I was like 'There was no way they're going to choose me. .

Harry Styles went shirtless to kick off the Grammy Awards on Sunday (14. 03.

first Black female nominated for best country solo performance - gave an impressive performance of her song "Black Like Me". Other performers included Eilish, Cardi B, Bad Bunny, Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris and Harry Styles, who won best pop solo performance for the hit "Watermelon Sugar".

Gallery: 10 artists who were discovered by other musicians (BANG Showbiz)‘Folklore’ — Taylor Swift Best New Artist: Megan Thee Stallion Best Pop Duo/Group Performance: ‘Rain On Me’ — Lady Gaga with Ariana Grande Best Pop Vocal Album: ‘Future Nostalgia’ — Dua Lipa Best Pop Solo Performance: ‘Watermelon Sugar’— Harry Styles Best Rock Album: ‘The New Abnormal’ — The Strokes Best R&B Performance: ‘Black Parade’ — Beyoncé Best R&B Album: ‘Bigger Love’ — John Legend Best Rap Song: ‘Savage’ — Beyoncé,

Harry Styles, in leather and feathered boa, delivering a sultry, lounge-appropriate rendition of his Grammy-nominated song, “Watermelon Sugar.” He was followed by Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas performing “Everything I Wanted,” which is up for record and song of the year. HAIM then proceeded to bring down the VIP-only house with “The Steps” off their album of the year contender “Women in Music Pt.

Black Lives Matter protests in the United States last summer. "That fight we had in us, the summer of 2020, keep that same energy," H.

Trevor Noah Kicked off the 63rd annual Grammy Awards by making fun of the Royal Family, the insurrection earlier this year, and Harry Styles.

his trademark fashion flair during his performance Sunday night.

the main awards air at 8 p.m.It’s Beyoncé’s 25th Grammy. The pop star, 39, is the leading nominee with nine.

Music’s biggest night is back and is sure to get you dancing.

not make history as the youngest winner ever.Loads of viral hype was heaped on Billie Eilish when when she took home five trophies at the tender age of 18. Still, she’s not that record holder — not even close.There are many younger recording artists — some hard-core household names, others forgotten footnotes in pop culture — who did it first.

The 63rd annual Grammy Awards will kick off Sunday live on CBS and Paramount+ beginning at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. Trevor Noah will host the 3 1/2-hour ceremony, which will celebrate the best of music during the past year.

rd Grammy Awards are being held this weekend, on Sunday 14 March. Some of the world’s biggest artists are nominated and will also perform on the night, including Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Cardi B and BTS.

Harry Styles is to open the Grammy Awards this Sunday. The Watermelon Sugar singer will be the first performance of the evening, Jack Sussman, CBS' executive VP of specials, music and live events, told Variety.