From tributes to Los Angeles amid the wildfire wreckage to political statements aimed at the Trump administration, here are Grammys' biggest moments.

The Houston native won for country duo/group performance for "II Most Wanted" with Miley Cyrus. It's Beyoncé's first country award and brings her career total to 33, the most of any artist. She's the first Black female artist to win a Grammy in a country music category in 51 years. The Pointer Sisters won the same category in 1954 for "Fairytale."

Fellow artists Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga were moved to tears as the Texas-born singer walked to the stage, hand-in-hand with her daughter, Blue Ivy. Swift—who has won album of the year four times—raised her glass in celebration alongside Jay-Z, while rapper Glorilla stood from her front-row seat, shouting in support.