The 10 Best Moments From the 2020 Grammys

You can’t close out awards season without the Oscars! Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks, Brad Pitt, Laura Dern and more stars were spotted having a good time behind-the-scenes at the 2020 Oscars on Sunday, February 9.

And people think awards shows have gotten predictable!

It's pretty great being a Gronk. Former Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowsi was joined by family and friends on Saturday (Feb. 1) for the first annual Gronk Beach bash. The rowdy bunch, which included Patriots GM Bill Bellichick and WWE 24/7 Champion Mojo Rawling, took control of the North Beach Bandshell in Miami to help crowds celebrate Super Bowl LIV.

This was definitely not supposed to be that awkward, but the energy in this interview with Ryan Seacrest, Gwen, and Blake was palpably cringey, right? It's hard to describe, but it is definitely there. And apparently her outfit was an homage to the shells he's picked up for her on the beach? It was a lot!

Sure, the 2020 Grammys were filled with amazing performances. But, let's be honest, all of the real action happened on the red carpet.

Over the years, there have been a number of all-time great, as well as just plain confounding Grammy Awards performances; during the 2020 telecast Sunday night, most of the performances fell somewhere in the middle.

Talk about it being the hottest night in music!

The 2020 ceremony was full of so many snubs, surprises, and sensational moments. From emotional performance of "Anybody" to Blake Shelton and duet, there really wasn't a slow part.

Over the years, there have been a number of all-time great and just plain confounding Grammy awards show performances; during the 2020 telecast Sunday (Jan. 27) night, most of the performances fell somewhere in the middle.

The 2020 Grammy Awards took place on Sunday night in Los Angeles, with the biggest and brightest in music coming out for it.

A bittersweet evening. The 2020 Grammy Awards was filled with a rollercoaster of emotions on Sunday, January 26, as performers mourned the death of Kobe Bryant, gave vulnerable performances and celebrated some big wins.

It was an emotional night at the 62nd Grammy Awards on Sunday evening, largely due to the shocking death of NBA star Kobe Bryant earlier in the day. The tragic news put the evening into bittersweet perspective, with artists showing a deeper sensitivity during their stage time. As a result, the night's speeches and performances left our hearts swelling.

Movies and TV may have dominated awards season thus far, but music finally had its moment in the limelight. Sunday's GRAMMY Awards saw a who's who of music's brightest stars — Billie Eilish! Lizzo! Lil Nas X! — come together for music's biggest night.

Tyler, the Creator won his first Grammy on Sunday night (Jan. 26), as his critically acclaimed album Igor was awarded best rap album.

Hosting an awards show is hard. But doing so in the wake of a tragedy is near impossible.

A huge congratulations to Billie Eilish!

Beyoncé appears to be a no-show at the 2020 Grammy Awards. The superstar is up for four awards this year, including Best Pop Solo Performance.

To quote Lizzo back to Lizzo: "Welcome to the Grammys, b--ch!"

The stars shimmered and shined when they hit the red carpet for the 2020 GRAMMY Awards. Stepping out in an array of hues, Los Angeles' Staples Center was full of A-listers showing off their unique styles and personalities.  Take Ariana Grande, who wore a hue we rarely see on the red carpet — gray — and fully worked it, going for full drama with tons of poses in her custom Giambattista Valli made of layers and layers of tulle. 

As far as award shows go, the 2020 Grammys are known for having the most jaw-dropping, awe-inducing, extravagant red carpets.