Grammy Awards 2025 winners announced

Michelle Vueges
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Grammy Awards 2025 winners announced

The 2025 GRAMMYs celebrated a diverse array of first-time winners across various genres.

Kendrick Lamar had a historic night, winning Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year for “Not Like Us.” The Beatles earned their first GRAMMY in 28 years for “Now and Then,” which used innovative audio restoration technology. Producer Daniel Nigro and Olivia Rodrigo also snagged their first GRAMMYs.

Chappell Roan made a powerful statement as Best New Artist, advocating for better support for artists in the music industry. Charli XCX took home three awards and delivered a spirited performance. Doechii became only the third woman to win Best Rap Album in the category’s history.

She dedicated her win to Black girls and women in an emotional speech. Sierra Ferrell swept all four of her categories in the Country & American Roots Music Field. Venezuelan rockers Rawayana expressed gratitude for their Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album win.

Carín León won Best Música Mexicana Album and shared his joy on social media. Sheila E.

Kendrick Lamar’s historic GRAMMY night

finally won her first GRAMMY nearly 40 years after her Best New Artist nomination. The 2025 GRAMMYs showcased the talent of artists across genres and celebrated both new and established voices in the music industry. The night was filled with memorable moments.

Charli XCX brought an energetic performance with a star-studded dance party. New artist nominees received significant stage time to showcase their talents. However, the show also had its share of controversies.

Drake faced humiliation as Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “Not Like Us” won big. Chappell Roan used her speech to advocate for artists’ rights and better industry support. Other notable moments included Lady Gaga speaking out for trans rights, Doechii’s breakthrough as a female rapper, Sierra Ferrell’s Americana sweep, and Beyoncé finally winning Album of the Year.

Matt B’s win for Best Global Music Album sparked debate, while Chris Stapleton and Chris Brown’s wins also generated discussion. The 2025 GRAMMYs reflected the triumphs and challenges of the music industry, celebrating groundbreaking artists while highlighting critical issues that need to be addressed.

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