The GramMys ceremony opens with Los Angeles -i tribute ncvrs.com

The 2025 Grammy Awards are the Los Angeles Dawes, the two brothers whose homes have recently been destroyed by Los Angeles -i Dawes.

The duo was joined by former Grammy -winners, including Sheryl Crow, John Legend, Brad Paisley and Brittany Howard, to perform Randy Newman’s classic song, I Love La.

“It is often said that in the darkest times it shines through the best of mankind, and Los Angeles people are now the perfect example,” said Trevor Noah, host, presenting the performance.

“So tonight we decided not only to celebrate our favorite music. We also celebrate the city that brought us so much to us.”

The comedian, who receives the ceremony for the fifth time, said that “just a few weeks ago we were not sure that this show would happen.”

“Fortunately, due to the heroic efforts of the firefighters, the fires have been withheld, and despite all the devastation, the spirit of the city has formed,” he added to a generous applause.

Many firefighters were invited to the awards to honor their efforts; And walked on the red carpet and dealt with self -portraits with the greatest stars of music.

The Los Angeles indigenous Billie Eilsh was the second artist on stage to play the Grammy-nominated song Birds of a feather of pen with the background of California natural beauty.

“I love you La,” said the end of the music.

The ceremony raises money for those Noah called one of the largest natural disaster in the United States; And the organizers handed over some of their programs to let local businesses advertise free when they try to rebuild.

Noah also joked that the winners, whose speeches ran for more than one and a half minutes, would pay $ 1,000 for every other second they spoke.

As for the awards, Beyoncé is the biggest candidate at night, with 11 nods for the country’s inspired album, Cowboy Carter, including the year’s album.

The star came with more grams at the ceremony than any other artist in history, a total of 32, but never won the biggest prize.

Before the main ceremony, he recruited another trophy – the best national duo/group lecture, II. Most sought after duet with Miley Cyrus.

Other artists awarded at the early “premiere ceremony” were The Beatles, who from time to time won the best rock performance for their AI-Assisted career, based on an old John Lennon presentation.

British pop star Charli XCX won three trophies for the Trend-Seting Club album, Brat; And Sabrina Carpenter’s espresso were named the best pop solo performance.

The first prize of the main ceremony was the best Rap album, which went to the Florida-born rapper Doechii because the bite of the mixtape all-biting bitees never heal.

He noted that this had only won the category for the third time since it was introduced in 1989, shouting to his predecessors, Lauryn Hill and Cardi B.

“My heart and soul into this mixtape,” he added. “I grabbed my life, went through so much, committed myself to sanity, and God told me to reward.”

He finished his speech with a message sent to other aspiring female artists.

“There are so many black women out there who are watching me now and I want to say that you can do it.

“Anything is possible. Do not allow anyone to project any stereotypes (or) stereotypes, say that you cannot be here that you are too dark or that you are not smart enough or that you are either too dramatic or too loud.

“You are exactly the one who must be to be where you are, and I have testimonies. Praise God.”