I Grammy Awards 2018 si sono appena conclusi incoronando, anche per quest’anno, i re della musica. I grandi favoriti erano Jay Z, con 8 nomination, Kendrick Lamar e Bruno Mars, che ne avevano ricevute rispettivamente 7 e 6.
Alla fine il vero protagonista della serata è stato Bruno Mars, che ha conquistato il premio più ambito, quello per il Miglior Disco e Canzone dell’anno. La sera, che si è tenuta al Madison Square Garden di New York dopo 15 anni, ha avuto come tema principale il MeToo, con rose bianche in segno di vicinanza nei confronti delle vittime e un lungo discorso di Kesha che ha emozionato tutti nella notte degli Oscar della musica.
Tutti i vincitori dei Grammy Awards 2018:
Album of the Year: “24K Magic”, Bruno Mars
Record of the Year: “24K Magic”, Bruno Mars
Best Song of the Year: “That’s What I Like”, Bruno Mars
Best Country Album: “From A Room: Volume 1”, Chris Stapleton
Best Comedy Album: “The Age of Spin & Deep in the Heart of Texas”, Dave Chapelle
Best Rap Album: “DAMN.”, Kendrick Lamar
Best Pop Solo Performance: “Shape of You”, Ed Sheeran
Best New Artist: Alessia Cara
Best Rap/Sung Performance: “Loyalty” – Kendrick Lamar featuring Rihanna
Pop vocal album: Ed Sheeran, “÷ (Divide)”
Traditional pop vocal album: AAVV, “Tony Bennett Celebrates 90”
Pop duo/group performance: Portugal. The Man, “Feel It Still”
Country song: Chris Stapleton, “Broken Halos”
Country solo performance: Chris Stapleton, “Either Way”
Country duo/group performance: Little Big Town, “Better Man”
Rap song: Kendrick Lamar, “Humble.”
Rap performance: Kendrick Lamar, “Humble.”
R&B album: Bruno Mars, “24K Magic”
Urban contemporary album: The Weeknd, “Starboy”
R&B song: Bruno Mars, “That’s What I Like”
Traditional R&B performance: Childish Gambino, “Redbone”
R&B performance: Bruno Mars, “That’s What I Like”
Alternative music album: National, “Sleep Well Beast”
Rock album: War on Drugs, “A Deeper Understanding”
Rock song: Foo Fighters, “Run”
Metal performance: Mastodon, “Sultan’s Curse”
Rock performance: Leonard Cohen, “You Want It Darker”
American roots song: Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit, “If We Were Vampires”
American roots performance: Alabama Shakes, “Killer Diller Blues”
Best Gospel album: CeCe Winans, “Let Them Fall In Love”
Traditional Blues Album: Rolling Stones, “Blue & Lonesome”
Jazz instrumental album: Billy Childs, “Rebirth”
New age album: Peter Kater, “Dancing On Water”
Song written for visual media: Lin-Manuel Miranda, “How Far I’ll Go” (da “Oceania”)
Score soundtrack for visual media: “La La Land”
Compilation soundtrack for visual media: “La La Land”
Musical theater album: “Dear Evan Hansen”
Spoken word album: Carrie Fisher, “The Princess Diarist”
Latin pop album: Shakira, “El Dorado”
Music film: AAVV, “The Defiant Ones”
Music video: Kendrick Lamar, “Humble”
Contemporary instrumental album: Jeff Lorber Fusion, “Prototype”
Dance/electronic album: Kraftwerk, “3-D The Catalogue”
Dance Recording: LCD Soundsystem, “Tonite”
