Grammys 2025: Sabrina Carpenter, Beyoncé and a posthumous triumph for Carter!

Grammys 2025: Sabrina Carpenter, Beyoncé and a posthumous triumph for Carter!

This year's Grammy Awards, which took place in Los Angeles on Monday, have produced some surprises and impressive achievements. In the 67th edition of the event, the winners were honored in various categories, and the night turned out to be a celebration of music and artistic work. Host Trevor Noah led through the evening and opened the show with a reference to the latest natural disasters in the city, while the premiere ceremony was already awarding 94 prizes.

Especially in the spotlight, Sabrina Carpenter, who was able to take home several Grammys. The singer was awarded the best pop solo performance for her hit "Espresso", the best remix recording and the best pop vocal album. Her performance during the Premiere Show attracted the audience's attention and confirmed her position as an emerging force in the music scene. According to Radio Ennepe Ruhr , Carpenter won two grammys, while she also won further awards with Charli Xcx and Jon Batost respective music won.

significant awards

Hans Zimmer was also honored and received the Grammy for the best music for visual media for his work on the film music score for "Dune: Part Two". This award underlines its persistent talent and its influence on the film industry. In addition, Jimmy Carter, who died at the end of December, was honored posthumously with the Grammy for the best audio book of the year for "Last Sunday in Plains". This shows the moving connection of art and personal fate in this award show.

The night was not only important for carpenters and rooms, but also for the artist Sierra Ferrell, who won four Grammys in the Americana categories. Even renowned artists like Beyoncé were not neglected. She was awarded her 33rd Grammy for the Best Country Duo/Group Performance with "II Most Wanted" (with Miley Cyrus). Beyoncé led the nominations with a total of eleven, followed by stars such as Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone and Charli XCX, each received seven nominations.

other winners and appearances

In the category Best Rap Album, Doechii won with "Alligator Bites Never Heal", while Dave Chappelle was awarded for his best comedy album with "The Dreamer". The Beatles prevailed for the Best Rock Performance with "Now and Then", and the Rolling Stones were awarded for their best rock album "Hackney Diamonds". During the event, stars such as Billie Eilish, who presented her play "Birds of a Feather", performed the Randy Newmans "I love L.A." for the best.

The Grammy Awards represents an important annual event that is not only known for its musical honors, but also serves as a fundraiser for fire victims. The approximately 13,000 members of the Recording Academy decided on the award winners, which reflects the diversity and relevance of the music landscape and illustrates the influence of the artists on the audience.