Grammys 2023: Beyonce Scripts History By Winning Her 32nd Award – List Of Winners

Beyonce at the Grammys (Pic credit: AFP)New Delhi: Beyonce led the 65th annual Grammy Awards, scripting history by breaking the record for the most Grammy wins. She won her 32nd award this year. She won the trophy for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album for Renaissance. Also, she won three awards in Best R&B Song for Cuff It, Best Dance/Electronic Recording for Break My Soul and Best Traditional R&B Performance for Plastic Off The Sofa. Next in the line is Harry Styles as he won the Album Of The Year for Harry’s House against some big names Abba (Voyage), Adele (30), Bad Bunny (Un Verano Sin Ti), Beyonce  (Renaissance), Mary J Blige  (Good Morning Gorgeous), Brandi Carlile  (In These Silent Days), Lizzo (Special) and Coldplay (Music of the Spheres). Adele won Best Pop Solo Performance for Easy On Me, while Lizzo won Record Of The Year for About Damn Time. Samara Joy won Best New Artist. Kim Petras scripted history as she became the first trans woman to win Grammys. She and Sam Smith won Best Pop Duo Performance for the song Unholy. Indian composer Ricky Kej won his third Grammy for the album Divine Tides with rock legend Stewart Copeland.Check out the complete list below: Record of the Year: About Damn Time – LizzoAlbum of the Year:Harry’s House – Harry StylesSong of The Year: Just Like ThatBest New Artist: Samara JoyBest Pop Solo Performance:Easy On Me – AdeleBest Pop Duo/Group Performance:Unholy – Sam Smith and Kim PetrasBest Traditional Pop Vocal Album: Higher – Michael BubleBest Pop Vocal Album: Harry’s House – Harry StylesBest Dance/Electronic Recording: Break My Soul – BeyonceBest Dance/Electronic Album:Renaissance – BeyonceBest Contemporary Instrumental Album: Empire Central – Snarky PuppyBest Rock Performance: Broken Horses – Brandi CarlileBest Metal Performance:Degradation Rules – Ozzy Osbourne featuring Tony IommiBest Rock Song: Broken HorsesBest Rock Album:Patient Number 9 – Ozzy OsbourneBest Alternative Music Performance: Chaise Longue – Wet LegBest Alternative Music Album:Wet Leg – Wet LegBest R&B Performance: Hrs & Hrs – Muni LongBest Traditional R&B Performance:Plastic Off the Sofa – BeyonceBest R&B Song: Cuff ItBest Progressive R&B Album: Gemini Rights – Steve LacyBest R&B Album:Black Radio III – Robert GlasperBest Melodic Rap Performance:Wait for U – Future featuring Drake & TemsBest Rap Song:The Heart Part 5Best Rap Album: Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers – Kendrick LamarBest Country Duo/Group Performance:Never Wanted to Be That Girl- Carly Pearce & Ashley McBrydeBest Country Song:Til You Can’tBest Country Album: A Beautiful Time – Willie NelsonBest New Age, Ambient or Chant Album:Mystic Mirror – White SunBest Improvised Jazz Solo:Endangered Species – Wayne Shorter & Leo GenoveseBest Jazz Vocal Album:Linger Awhile – Samara JoyBest Jazz Instrumental Album:New Standards Vol. 1 – Terri Lyne Carrington, Kris Davis, Linda May Han Oh, Nicholas Payton & Matthew StevensBest Large Jazz Ensemble Album: Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra – Steven Feifke, Bijon Watson, Generation Gap Jazz OrchestraBest Latin Jazz Album:Fandango at the Wall in New York – Arturo O’Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra featuring The Congra Patria Son Jarocho CollectiveBest Gospel Performance/Song:Kingdom – Maverick City Music & Kirk FranklinBest Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song: Fear Is Not My Future – Maverick City Music & Kirk FranklinBest Gospel Album:Kingdom Book One Deluxe – Maverick City Music & Kirk FranklinBest Contemporary Christian Music Album: Breathe – Maverick City MusicBest Roots Gospel Album: The Urban Hymnal – Tennessee State University Marching BandBest Musica Urbana Album:Un verano sin ti – Bad BunnyBest Latin Rock or Alternative Album:Motomami – RosaliaBest Regional Mexican Music Album (Including Tejano): Un canto por Mexico – El musical – Natalia LafourcadeFeatured Video Of The DayA Scene From Kiara Advani-Sidharth Malhotra’s Wedding Venue In Jaisalmer



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