Grammys 2021 Complete Winners List: Beyoncé, Megan Thee Stallion, Taylor Swift & Billie Eilish Win Big
The 63rd edition of the Grammy Awards that took place on March 14, 2021, made history as Beyoncé won three Grammys and surpassed the record of 27 wins held by singer Alison Krauss.
The
63rd
edition
of
the
Grammy
Awards
that
took
place
on
March
14,
2021,
made
history
as
Beyoncé
won
three
Grammys
and
surpassed
the
record
of
27
wins
held
by
singer
Alison
Krauss.
Beyoncé
now
has
a
total
of
28
Grammys,
one
of
which
she
shares
with
her
daughter
Ivy
Carter
and
another
with
Megan
Thee
Stallion.
Other
big
winners
of
the
night
include
Billie
Eilish
who
won
Record
of
the
Year
for
'Everything
I
Wanted',
Taylor
Swift
who
won
Album
of
the
Year
for
Folkore
and
H.E.R
won
Song
of
the
Year
for
'I
Can't
Breathe'.
Apart
from
Beyoncé,
Taylor
Swift
also
made
history
by
becoming
the
first
female
artist
to
win
Album
of
the
Year
in
the
history
of
the
Recording
Acadamy
Awards.
Meanwhile,
Megan
Thee
Stallion
scored
three
Grammys
for
Best
New
Artist,
Best
Rap
Song
and
Best
Rap
Performance
for
'Savage'.
She
was
also
praised
by
Billie
Eilish
in
her
winning
speech,
who
said,
"You
deserve
this." Megan
was
also
nominated
for
Record
of
The
Year.
Grammys
presented
two
Posthumous
awards
for
John
Prine,
who
died
at
the
age
of
73
last
year,
for
Best
Roots
Performance
and
Chick
Corea
was
honoured
with
Best
Improvised
Jazz
Solo.
Here
is
the
complete
winners'
list
of
63rd
Grammy
awards
2021:
Record
of
the
Year:
Everything
I
Wanted
by
Billie
Eilish
Album
of
the
Year:
Folklore
by
Taylor
Swift
Song
of
the
Year:
'I
Can't
Breathe'
by
H.E.R
Best
New
Artist:
Megan
Thee
Stallion
Best
Pop
Solo
Performance:
'Watermelon
Sugar'
by
Harry
Styles
Best
Pop
Duo/Group
Performance:
'Rain
On
Me'
-
Lady
Gaga
and
Ariana
Grande
Best
Traditional
Pop
Vocal
Album:
American
Standard
-James
Taylor
Best
Pop
Vocal
Album:
Future
Nostalgia
by
Dua
Lipa
Best
Rock
Performance:
'Shameika'
by
Fiona
Apple
Best
Metal
Performance:
'Bum-Rush'
by
Body
Count
Best
Rock
Song:
'Stay
High'
by
Brittany
Howard
Best
Rock
Album:
The
New
Abnormal
by
The
Strokes
Best
Alternative
Music
Album:
Fetch
the
Bolt
Cutters
by
Fiona
Apple
Best
R&B
Performance:
'Black
Parade'
by
Beyonce
Best
Traditional
R&B
Performance:
'Anything
For
You'
by
Ledisi
Best
R&B
Song:
'Better
Than
I
Imagined'
by
Robert
Glasper
Best
R&B
Album:
Bigger
Love
by
John
Legend
Best
Rap
Performance:
'Savage'
by
Megan
Thee
Stallion,
featuring
Beyonce
Best
Melodic
Rap
Performance:
'Lockdown'
by
Anderson.Paak
Best
Rap
Song:
'Savage'
by
Megan
Thee
Stallion,
featuring
Beyonce
Best
Rap
Album:
King's
Disease
by
Nas
Best
Dance
Recording:
10%
by
Kaytranada,
featuring
Kali
Uchis
Best
Dance
Electronic
Album:
Bubba
by
Kaytranada
Best
Contemporary
Instrumental
Album:
Live
At
The
Royal
Albert
Hall
by
Snarky
Puppy
Best
Country
Solo
Performance:
'When
My
Amy
Pray'
by
Vince
Gill
Best
Country
Duo/Group
Performance:
'10,000
Hours'
by
Dan-Shay
and
Justin
Bieber
Best
Country
Song:
'Crowded
Table'
by
The
Highwomen
Best
Country
Album:
Wildcard
by
Miranda
Lambert
Best
New
Age
Album:
More
Guitar
Stories
by
Jim
"Kimo" West
Best
Improvised
Jazz
Solo:
'All
Blues'
by
Chick
Corea
Best
Jazz
Vocal
Album:
'Secrets'
Are
The
Best
Stories
by
Kurt
Elling
Best
Jazz
Instrumental
Album:
Trilogy
2
by
Chick
Corea,
Christian
McBride
and
Brian
Blade
Best
Large
Jazz
Ensemble
Album:
Data
Lords
by
Maria
Schneider
Orchestra
Best
Latin
Jazz
Album:
Four
Questions
by
Arturo
O'Farrill
and
The
Afro
Latin
Jazz
Orchestra
Best
Bluegrass
Album:
Home
by
Billy
Strings
Best
Traditional
Blues
Album:
Rawer
Than
Raw
by
Bobby
Rush
Best
Contemporary
Blues
Album:
Have
You
Lost
Your
Mind
Yet?
by
Fantastic
Negrito
Best
Reggae
Album:
Got
To
Be
Tough
by
Toots
And
The
Maytals
Best
Spoken
Word
Album:
Blowout
by
Rachel
Maddow
Best
Comedy
Album:
Black
Mitzvah
by
Tiffany
Haddish
Best
Compilation
Soundtrack
for
Visual
Media:
Jojo
Rabbit
by
various
artists
Best
Score
Soundtrack
for
Visual
Media:
Joker
by
Hildur
Guanadottir
Best
Music
Video:
'Brown
Skin
Girl'
by
Beyonce,
Saint
Jhn
and
Wizkid,
featuring
Blue
Ivy
Carter
Best
Music
Film:
Linda
Ronstadt:
The
Sound
Of
My
Voice
by
Linda
Ronstadt
The
Grammys
2021
like
many
other
awards,
was
postponed
due
to
COVID-19,
however,
the
ceremony
held
in
Los
Angeles
was
hosted
by
Trevor
Noah
keeping
in
mind
all
the
necessary
precautions.