Prince honoured at 2020 GRAMMYs with performances of some of his biggest hits
It's ahead of a Let's Go Crazy: The GRAMMY Salute to Prince
Last night (26th January) we saw singers and music legends from around the world gather in downtown Los Angeles for the annual GRAMMYs, taking place in the Staples Center. The 62nd GRAMMYs was hosted by Alicia Keys, starting with a tribute to basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna, who were killed just hours before the ceremony in a helicopter crash.
Although tinged with sadness, the event also saw some spectacular performances from host Alicia Keys, GRAMMY Award winner Lil Nas X and American singer Usher honoured Prince with some performances of the late musician's songs, ahead of the GRAMMYs Special - Let's Go Crazy: The GRAMMY Salute to Prince, which will take place tomorrow night (28th January).
Usher started his performance with an amazing rendition of 'Little Red Corvette', joined on stage by master drummer and Prince’s former protege, Sheila E. Continuing with two other iconic hits from Prince, 'When Doves Cry' and 'Kiss,' Usher wowed the audience with his dance skills, also joined by singer and dancer FKA Twigs.
During the night, fans were also treated to a fantastic performance from Aerosmith who were given the MusiCares Person Of The Year award. The band performed 'Living On The Edge', before bringing out Run-DMC to perform their 1986 collaboration, 'Walk This Way'.
The 'I Don't Want to Miss a Thing' band later took to Twitter to thank everyone for their award saying, 'The @MusiCares 2020 Person of the Year Award show! #Aerosmith and friends rocked the LA Convention Center last night! Thank you for all the love and support!'
The GRAMMYs saw 18-year-old singer Billie Eillish win five awards including, Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Best New Artist, Song of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album. She also made history by becoming the youngest artist to make a clean sweep of the four big categories.
Now take a look at some of the best looks on the 2020 GRAMMYs red carpet:
Ardrienne Warren in Brandon Maxwell
Alexandra Ambrosio in Balmain
Ariana Grande in Giambattista Valli
Alicia Keys wearing Atelier Versace
Ali Tamposi in Tom Ford
Bebe Rexha wearing Christian Cowan
Camila Cabello wearing Versace
Billy Porter wearing Baja East
Billie Eilish wearing Gucci
Cynthia Erivo wearing Valentino
Dreezy
Dua Lipa wearing Alexander Wang
Chrissy Teigen wearing Yanina Couture
Ella Mai wearing Armani
Gloria Gaynor
FKA Twigs wearing Ed Marler
Grace Elizabeth wearing Giuseppe Di Morabito
H.E.R. wearing DSquared
Gwen Stefani wearing Dolce & Gabbana
Iggy Pop
Heidi Klum wearing Dundas
Jessie Reyez wearing Romona Keveza
Labrinth wearing Balmain
Jameela Jamil wearing Dennis Basso
Lana Del Rey
Lil Nas X wearing Versace
Lucky Daye wearing Grayscale
Lizzo wearing Versace
Maggie Rogers wearing Chanel
Nathalie Joachim
Mereba wearing Pamella Roland
Priyanka Chopra wearing Ralph & Russo
Rosalia wearing Alexander Wang
Shania Twain
Sophie Turner wearing Louis Vuitton
Yola wearing Christian Siriano
Tyler, The Creator
Shawn Mendes wearing Louis Vuitton
Cardi B wearing Mugler
The Let's Go Crazy: The GRAMMY Salute to Prince event will showcase many of Prince's hits with several of his musical friends and collaborators - including the Revolution, Sheila E., and legendary funk band Morris Day And The Time all doing an historic joint performance on the night.
You can listen on DAB digital radio, online at www.greatesthitsradio.co.uk, or via the Greatest Hits Radio app. You can also listen on your smart speaker by saying 'Play Greatest Hits Radio' on Alexa, or 'Play Greatest Hits Radio on tune-in' on Google Home.