Grammy Awards 2023 Nominations: Here’s where, when to watch

Jazzman Jon Batiste swept five awards, including the Album of the Year, Best Music Video & Best Music Video. Singer Olivia Rodrigo took home the coveted Best New Artist prize, and two trophies in the pop category. This is Rodrigo's first career Grammy.

This year, AR Rahman took his son, Ameen, to the Grammys. Soon after the ceremony, the father-son duo were seen bonding with popular Korean boy band BTS.

Brooklyn-based Pakistani vocalist Arooj Aftab won a Grammy for her song 'Mohabbat' in the best global music performance category. The singer-composer became the first-ever female Pakistani GRAMMY winner.

Lady Gaga and singer Tony Bennett bagged the Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album honour for 'Love for Sale'. The tribute album, dedicated to late American composer and songwriter Cole Porter, also bagged a Grammy in the Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical category. Gaga walked the red carpet in a dazzling black dress.

Silk Sonic continued its winning streak for 'Leave the Door Open'. It won big titles like Record of The Year, Song of the Year, Best R&B Performance, and Best R&B Song.

Singer Doja Cat got emotional while receiving her first Grammy Award with SZA for 'Kiss Me More' in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category.

Indian fans were disappointed with the Recording Academy after they missed mentioning late singers Lata Mangeshkar and Bappi Lahiri in its 'In Memoriam' section at the Grammys. The tributes were extended to heartfelt tribute to late music artists Stephen Sondheim, Taylor Hawkins and Tom Parker.

Singer Billie Eilish, who walked the red carpet in yet another black ensemble, paid tribute to late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins as part of Grammys 'In Memoriam' features special. She swapped her Grammy outfit for a T-shirt featuring Hawkins, and sang 'Happier Than Ever' title track with brother Finneas.