The 2017 Grammy Winners

 

Album of the Year:  “25”,  Adele

 

Record of the Year:  “Hello”,  Adele

 

Song of the Year:  “Hello”,  Adele

 

Best New Artist:  Chance the Rapper

 

 

Best Pop Vocal Album:  “25”,  Adele

 

Best Pop Solo Performance:  “Hello”,  Adele

 

Best Pop Performance By a Duo or Group:  “Stressed Out”,  Twenty One Pilots

 

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album:  “Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin”

 

 

Best Rock Song:  “Blackstar”,  David Bowie

 

Best Rock Album:  “Tell Me I’m Pretty”,  Cage the Elephant

 

Best Rock Performance:  “Blackstar”,  David Bowie

 

 

Best Metal Performance:  “Dystopia”,  Megadeth

 

Best Alternative Music Album:  “Blackstar”,  David Bowie

 

 

Best R&B Song:  “Lake By the Ocean”,  Maxwell

 

Best R&B Album:  “Lalah Hathaway Live”,  Lalah Hathaway

 

Best R&B Performance:  “Cranes in the Sky”,  Solange

 

Best Traditional R&B Performance:  “Angel”,  Lalah Hathaway

 

 

Best Rap Song:  “Hotline Bling”,  Drake

 

Best Rap Album:  “Coloring Book”,  Chance the Rapper

 

Best Rap Performance:  “No Problem”,  Chance the Rapper featuring Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz

 

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration:  “Hotline Bling”,  Drake

 

 

Best Urban Contemporary Album:  “Lemonade”,  Beyoncé

 

 

Best Country Song:  “Humble and Kind”,  Tim McGraw

 

Best Country Album:  “A Sailor’s Guide to Earth”,  Sturgill Simpson

 

Best Country Solo Performance:  “My Church”,  Maren Morris

 

Best Country Performance By a Duo or Group:  “Jolene”,  Pentatonix featuring Dolly Parton

 

 

Best Dance Recording:  “Don’t Let Me Down”,  The Chainsmokers with Daya

 

Best Dance / Electronica Album:  “Skin”,  Flume

 

 

And here are a few other random winners:

 

Best Contemporary Christian Album:  “Love Remains”,  Hillary Scott & The Scott Family

 

Best Americana Album:  “This Is Where I Live”,  William Bell

 

Best Roots Gospel Album:  “Hymns”, Joey + Rory

 

Best Children’s Album:  “Infinity Plus One”,  Secret Agent 23 Skidoo

 

Best Latin Pop Album:  “Un Besito Mas”,  Jesse & Joy

 

Best Spoken Word Album:

“In Such Good Company: 11 Years of Laughter, Mayhem, and Fun in the Sandbox”,  Carol Burnett

 

Best Comedy Album:  “Talking for Clapping”,  Patton Oswalt

 

Best Score:  “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”,  John Williams

 

Best Song Written for Visual Media:  “Can’t Stop the Feeling!”,  Justin Timberlake for the animated movie “Trolls”.

 

Best Music Video:  “Formation”,  Beyoncé

 

Best Music Film:  “The Beatles: Eight Days a Week, the Touring Years”