V breaks down what happened at the 66th annual music ceremony
Music’s biggest night is always sure to keep audiences and artists alike on their toes year after year. Between historic wins, snubs, incredible performances, nostalgic nods to the past, and a look ahead at the future, this year’s Grammy Awards certainly did not disappoint.
At the 1989 Grammy Awards, Tracy Chapman was nominated for six awards–including all four major categories–for her hit genre-bending song “Fast Car” and went on to take home three trophies for Best New Artist, Best Female Pop Vocal Performance, and Best Contemporary Folk Recording. 35 years later, “Fast Car” has proved itself to be a classic that transcends genres, generations, and cultures.
Miley Cyrus has been in the entertainment industry for nearly two decades, navigating the often turbulent transition from Disney child star to successful solo musician in front of the world. Following the release of her acclaimed eighth studio albumher first #1 entry on the Billboard Global 200 chart in January. The Grammys recognized her massive success with six nominations, including all three major categories of Record, Song, and Album of the Year.