Chapter 1
Historic sweeps and legendary milestones
Chapter 2
Global sounds and breaking barriers
Chapter 3
Unforgettable ceremonies and shocking surprises
YOUR GOAL
Master of Grammy winners of the 2020s
Ch 3 · Unforgettable ceremonies and shocking surprises
schopenhauer Unforgettable Award Ceremonies
Just like that, just like that, Bonnie won it just like that!
schopenhauer The Grammys temporarily relocated to Las Vegas in 2022 due to a winter surge of the Omicron variant.
schopenhauer In 2023, 73-year-old Bonnie Raitt shocked the music industry by winning Song of the Year with an acoustic ballad.
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schopenhauer Decode the clues to discover the biggest Grammy winners and ceremony trivia of the 2020s.
Fun Fact
Award name: The Grammy Award was originally going to be called the 'Eddie' to honor Thomas Edison, the inventor of the phonograph.
Glossary
sweep (noun)
The winning of all the contests or categories in a competition. In 2020, Billie Eilish completed a historic sweep of the four major Grammy categories.
The winning of all the contests or categories in a competition. In 2020, Billie Eilish completed a historic sweep of the four major Grammy categories.
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Who hosted the Grammy Awards ceremony for six consecutive years from 2021 to 2026?
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Which legendary singer made a surprise appearance to present the Album of the Year award in 2024?
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Why was the 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony held in a semi-outdoor tent next to the Los Angeles Convention Center?
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The 2023 Grammy Awards featured an all-star tribute performance celebrating the 50th anniversary of which musical genre?
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Which variant of the COVID-19 virus caused the 2022 Grammy Awards to be postponed from January to April?
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Which 73-year-old artist won the 2023 Song of the Year Grammy for her self-written song 'Just Like That'?
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Which artist performed her hits 'Body' and 'Savage' on a giant bed at the 2021 Grammy Awards?
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Where was the 64th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony held in 2022, marking the first time the main event was hosted there?