Grammys 2022: List of the ceremony’s big winners
Dozens of artists, songs and albums have been honoured at this year’s Grammys.
In a ceremony that featured a powerful speech delivered by the Ukrainian president, as well as a tribute to Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, music stars including Jon Batiste, Olivia Rodrigo and Silk Sonic were among those honoured.
There are around 70 Grammy awards in total – here are the winners of some of the big ones for 2022.
- Album of the year – We Are, Jon Batiste
- Record of the year – Leave The Door Open, Silk Sonic
- Best new artist – Olivia Rodrigo
- Song of the year (songwriter’s award) – Leave The Door Open, Silk Sonic (Brandon Anderson, Christopher Brody Brown, Dernst Emile II and Bruno Mars)
Olivia Rodrigo was named best new artist. Pic: AP/Chris Pizzello
- Best rap performance – Family Ties, Baby Keem featuring Kendrick Lamar
- Best pop duo/group performance – Kiss Me More, Doja Cat featuring SZA
- Best country album – Starting Over, Chris Stapleton
- Best RB album – Heaux Tales, Jazmine Sullivan
- Best pop vocal album – Sour, Olivia Rodrigo
- Best pop solo performance – drivers license, Olivia Rodrigo
Clips of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins were shown ahead of the In Memoriam section. Pic: AP Photo/Chris Pizzello
- Best rock album – Medicine At Midnight, Foo Fighters
- Best rock song – Waiting On a War, Foo Fighters
- Best rock performance – Making A Fire, Foo Fighters
- Best rap song – Jail, Kanye West featuring Jay-Z
- Best rap album – Call Me If You Get Lost, Tyler, the Creator
- Best alternative music album – Daddy’s Home, St Vincent
Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett’s Love For Sale was named best traditional pop vocal album. Pic: AP/Chris Pizzello
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- Best traditional pop vocal album – Love For Sale, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga
- Best music video – Freedom, Jon Batiste
- Producer of the year, non-classical – Jack Antonoff
- Best roots gospel album – My Savior, Carrie Underwood
- Best gospel album – Believe For It, CeCe Winans
Dernst Emile II, centre, Bruno Mars, left, and Anderson Paak, right, of Silk Sonic accept the award for song of the year – they also won record of the year. Pic: AP Photo/Chris Pizzello
- Best RB song – Leave the Door Open, Silk Sonic
- Best RB performance – Leave the Door Open, Silk Sonic; and Pick Up Your Feelings, Jazmine Sullivan (tie)
- Best music film – Summer Of Soul
- Best country duo/group performance – Younger Me, Brothers Osborne
- Best comedy album – Sincerely Louis CK, Louis CK
- Best American roots performance – Cry, Jon Batiste
- Best American roots song – Cry, Jon Batiste
Chris Stapleton, winner of the awards for best country album, best country song and best country solo performance. Pic: AP/John Locher
- Best country song – Cold, Chris Stapleton
- Best country solo performance – You Should Probably Leave, Chris Stapleton
- Best música urbana album – El Último Tour Del Mundo, Bad Bunny
- Best Latin rock or alternative album – Origen, Juanes
- Best improvised jazz solo – Humpty Dumpty (Set 2), Chick Corea
- Best Latin jazz album – Mirror Mirror, Eliane Elias with Chick Corea and Chucho Valdés
Andra Day as Billie Holiday in The United States vs Billie Holiday. Pic: Paramount Pictures Corporation/ Sky UK
- Best musical theatre album – The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical
- Best compilation soundtrack for visual media – The United States vs Billie Holliday
- Best score soundtrack for visual media – Soul, Jon Batiste, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross; and The Queen’s Gambit, Carlos Rafael Rivera (tie)
- Best dance/electronic album – Subconsciously, Black Coffee
- Best global music – Mohabbat, Arooj Aftab
- Best global music album – Mother Nature, Angélique Kidjo
- Best traditional blues album – I Be Trying, Cedric Burnside
- Best contemporary blues album – 662, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram
- Best folk album – They’re Calling Me Home, Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi
- Best historical album – Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol 1: The Early Years (1963-1967)