Bad Bunny, Gaga & Kendrick Rule Music’s Biggest Night: Grammys 2026 Winners
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards unfolded at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles with a night of surprising victories and historic moments that celebrated diversity and global influence in music. Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny scored a landmark win, taking Album of the Year for “Debí Tirar Más Fotos,” marking the first time a completely Spanish-language album won the top prize at the Grammys. His achievement was celebrated by fans around the world.
Hip-hop heavyweight Kendrick Lamar dominated the night, adding to his legacy as one of the genre’s most decorated artists. Lamar claimed multiple awards including Record of the Year for “Luther” with SZA and Best Rap Album for “GNX,” propelling him past previous record holders with a growing tally of Grammys.
Pop icon Lady Gaga shone with wins in the pop categories, earning Best Pop Vocal Album for “Mayhem” and further recognition for her work that blurred genre boundaries. Meanwhile, Billie Eilish’s “Wildflower” was named Song of the Year, underlining her continued impact on the music landscape.
The night also spotlighted rising talent with Olivia Dean winning Best New Artist, a moment that underscored the Grammys’ role in elevating fresh voices. Other diverse winners across styles included Lola Young for Best Pop Solo Performance and honours in R&B, rock and global categories that reflected the broad spectrum of today’s music.
Amid the celebrations, memorable speeches and performances brought political and cultural themes to the forefront, making the Grammys not just an awards show but a reflection of music’s evolving global conversation.
