Tonight the annual Grammy Awards return to Los Angeles after being hosted in Las Vegas, Nevada last year due to concerns over the rise of Covid-19 cases. Randy Rainbow is hosting the premiere ceremony. A noteworthy sentiment expressed throughout the pre-show was that music is boundless expanding into different sectors of entertainment from TV and film to video games and visual art more generally. Music is also limitless in its power to make us feel a plethora of emotions. Below are the winners from the non-televised portion of the 2023 Grammys ceremony.

This story will be updated periodically throughout the award show.

12:50 – Encanto (Germaine Franco) Wins Grammys For Compilation Soundtrack & Score Soundtrack For Visual Media 

12:54 – Assassin’s Creed Wins Grammy For Best Score Soundtrack For Video Games

12:57 – Beyonce Wins Grammy For Best Dance/Electronic Recording

12:58 – Lizzo’s “About Damn Time” Wins Grammy For Best Remixed Recording, Non Classical

12:59 – Harry Styles’s Harry House Wins Grammy For Best Engineered Album, Non Classical

1:01 – Divine Tides Wins Grammy For Best Immersive Audio Album

1:05 – Geoffrey Keezer Wins Grammy For Best Instrumental Composition

1:07 – John Beasley Wins Grammy For Best Arrangement, Acapella, etc.

1:09 – Vince Mendoza Wins Grammy For Best Arrangement Instruments & Vocals

1:11 – White Sun Wins Grammy For Best New Age Album

1:14 – Samara Joy Performs “Can’t Get Out Of This Mood”

1:19 – Endangered Species Wins Grammy For Best Improvised Jazz Solo

1:21 – Samara Joy Wins Grammy For Best Jazz Vocal Album 

1:23 – Terri Lyne Carrington Wins Grammy For Best Jazz Instrumental Album

1:25 – Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra Wins Grammy For Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album

1:28 – Michael Buble Wins Grammy For Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album

1:30 – Alphabet Rockers Win Grammy For Best Children’s Music Album

1:32 – Viola Davis Wins Grammy For Best Audiobook, Narration & Storytelling Recording (Became an EGOT recipient)

1:35 – Muni Long Wins Grammy For Best R&B Performance

1:36 – Beyonce Wins Grammy For Best Traditional R&B performance

1:37 – Steve Lacy Wins Grammy For Best Progressive R&B Album

1:38 – Robert Glasper Wins Grammy For Best R&B Album

1:41 – Kendrick Lamar Wins Grammy For Best Rap Performance 

1:42 – Future, Drake & Tems Win Grammy For Best Melodic Rap Performance 

1:44 – Kendrick Lamar Wins Grammy For Best Rap Song

1:45 – Brandi Carlile Wins Grammy For Best Rock Performance

1:48 – Ozzy Osbourne Wins Grammy For Best Metal Performance

1:50 – Brandi Carlile Wins Grammy For Best Rock Song

1:52 – Ozzy Osbourne Wins Grammy For Best Rock Album

1:54 – Wet Leg Wins Grammy For Best Alternative Music Performance

1:55 – Wet Leg Wins Grammy For Best Alternative Music Album 

1:57: Arooj Aftab & Anoushka Shankar Perform “Udhero Na”

2:04 – Kabaka Pyramid Win Grammy For Best Reggae Album

2:06 – Nomcebo Zikode, Wouter Kellerman, and Zakes Bantwini Win Grammy For Best Global Music Performance

2:09 – Masa Takumi Wins Grammy For Best Global Music Album 

2:11 – Boca Livre and Rubén Blades Win Grammy For Best Latin Pop Album

2:13 – Rosalia Wins Grammy For Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album

2:15 – Natalia Lafourcade Wins Grammy For Best Regional Mexican Music Album

2:16 – Beginningless Beginning Wins Grammy For Best Recording Package

2:17 – In & Out Of The Garden (The Grateful Dead) Wins Grammy For Best Box Or Special Limited Edition Package

2:19 – Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Wins Grammy For Best Album Notes

2:21 – Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Wins Grammy For Best Historical Album

2:24 – Willie Nelson Wins Grammy For Best Country Solo Performance

2:25 – Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde Win Grammy For Best Country Performance (Duo/Group)

2:27 –  Matt Rogers Wins Grammy For Best Country Song

2:28 – Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway Wins Grammy For Best Bluegrass Album

2:30 – Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder Wins Grammy For Best Traditional Blues Album

2:31 – Edgar Winter Wins Grammy For Best Contemporary Blues Album

2:34 – Ranky Tanky Wins Grammy For Best Regional Roots Music Album

2:38 – Kirk Franklin Wins Grammy For Best Gospel Performance/Song 

2:40 – Maverick City Music Wins Grammy For Best Contemporary Christian Music/Performance/Song 

2:43 – Maverick City Music Wins Grammy For Best Gospel Album

2:44 – Maverick City Music Wins Grammy For Best Contemporary Christian Music/Album

2:45 – Tennessee State University Marching Band Wins Grammy For Best Roots Gospel Album

2:47 – Carlos Vives Performs

2:56 – Michael Repper (New York Youth Symphony) Wins Grammy For Best Orchestral Performance

2:58 –  Blanchard Wins Grammy For Best Opera Recording

3:00 – Donald Nally Wins Grammy For Best Choral Performance

3:01 – Attacca Quartet Wins Grammy For Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance 

3:03 – Letters For The Future Wins Grammy For Best Classical Instrumental Solo Performance 

3:05 – Voice Of Nature Wins Grammy For Best Classical Solo Vocal Album

3:06 – An Adoption Story Wins Grammy For Best Classical Compendium Album

3:09 – Puts: Contact Wins Grammy For Best Contemporary Classical Composition 

3:11 – Bates: Philharmonic Fantastique – The Making Of The Orchestra Wins Grammy For Best Engineered Album Classical

3:13 – Judith Sherman Wins Grammy For Producer Of The Year

3:14 – Madison Cunningham Performs “Life According To Raechel”

3:21 – Snarky Puppy Wins Grammy For Best Contemporary Instrumental Album 

3:23 – Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra Wins Grammy For Best Latin Jazz Album

3:26 – Mark Anthony Wins Grammy For Best Tropical Latin Album 

3:27 – Aaron Neville Wins Grammy For Best American Roots Performance

3:29 – Bonnie Raitt Wins Grammy For Best Americana Performance

3:32 – Bonnie Raitt Wins Grammy For Best American Roots Song

3:33 – Brandi Carlile Wins Grammy For Best Americana Album

3:36 – J. Ivy Wins Grammy For Best Spoken Word Poetry Album

3:40 – Madison Cunningham Wins Grammy For Best Folk Album

3:42 – Dave Chappelle Wins Grammy For Best Comedy Album 

3:43 – Into The Woods Wins Grammy For Best Musical Theatre Album

3:45 – Encanto Wins Grammy For Best Song Written For Visual Media 

3:46 – All Too Well (Taylor Swift) Wins Grammy For Best Music Video

3:48 – Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story Wins Grammy For Best Music Film

3:51 – Tobias Jesso Jr. Wins Grammy For Best Songwriter Of The Year, Non-Classical 

3:53 – Jack Antonoff Wins Grammy For Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical

5:00pm – Bad Bunny opens the main event enthusiastically with dozens of dancers decorating the stage as he performs. 

5:06pm –Trevor Noah welcomes everyone to the Grammys, joking about current events, namedropping Trump and praising Harry Styles for his fashion, Lizzo for her flute-playing and Taylor Swift for her album sales.

5:11pm – Trevor Noah explains that Beyonce is only two wins away from making Grammys history!

5:12pm – Brandi Carlile plays “Broken Horses”, her voice melodic yet powerful throughout the performance.

Could there be a more adorable #GRAMMYs performance intro? @brandicarlile’s family takes the stage to introduce their favorite artist. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/SMn1oGhdJ5

— CBS (@CBS) February 6, 2023

5:19pm – Jennifer Lopez presents Best Pop Vocal Album, quoting Prince’s “albums still matter” sentiment.

5:20pm – Harry Styles’ Harry’s House wins the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album.

5:25pm – Fans gather together in an album of the year segment, arguing about which artist should win the coveted award with humorous results.

5:30pm – Viola Davis, who recently became an EGOT recipient, presents the Grammy for Best R&B Song. Beyonce’s “Cuff It” takes home the Grammy, bringing her one step closer to making Grammy history.

5:40pm – Shania Twain presents the Grammy for Best Country Album which goes to Willie Nelson.

5:42pm – Billy Crystal jokes about his Grammy loss at the pre-show earlier today. He announces MusicCares Person of the Year Smokey Robinson and Berry Gordy. Crystal introduces Stevie Wonder.

5:44pm – Stevie Wonder performs “The Way You Do (The Things You Do)” with a backing quartet.

5:47pm – Smokey Robinson joins Stevie Wonder on stage to perform “The Tears Of A Clown.”

5:50pm – Chris Stapleton joins in to play guitar and offer backing vocals to a performance of “Higher Ground.”

Ben Affleck would rather be anywhere else than front row at the #Grammys2023 watching Stevie Wonder crush Higher Ground pic.twitter.com/82GwqZneNW

— Matt Wilstein (@mattwilstein) February 6, 2023

5:53pm – Smokey Robinson presents the Grammy for Best Duo or Group Performance. Kim Petras and Sam Smith take home the Grammy. Petras is the first transgender woman to win the award.

everything has lead up to this moment. from gay bars, to the top of the charts, to @kimpetras’ first ever #GRAMMYs award.

a win for sam smith and kim petras. a win for the LGBTQ+ community. a win for representation. pic.twitter.com/peDxspSTqU

— kim petras updates (@kimpetrasupdate) February 6, 2023

6:03pm – Lizzo teases “About Damn Time” with a series of impressive vocalizations, showcasing her range. She then breaks into the title track from her 2022 album Special.

6:07pm – SZA presents the Grammy award for best Musica Urbana Album. Bad Bunny takes home the award for Un Verano Sin Ti.

6:18pm: Kid Harpoon introduces Harry Styles who performs “As It Was” on a revolving red stage, reminiscent of the music video set. Shania Twain supports him from the audience, lip-syncing the song.

6:28pm – Cardi B presents the Grammy for Best Rap Album. Kendrick Lamar wins for Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers.

6:33pm – Kacey Musgraves sings the late Loretta Lynn’s “Coal Miner’s Daughter”, Quavo raps “Without You”, Maverick City Music performs Charlie Puth’s “See You Again” and Sheryl Crow and Bonnie Raitt play Fleetwood Mac’s “Songbird” during the In Remembrance segment.

6:50pm – Madonna presents Kim Petras and Sam Smith’s performance of “Unholy.” Dressed in red and donning a pair of devil horns on a top hat, Smith delivered powerful vocals. Petras provided her melodic verses from inside a cage on center stage.

7:03pm – James Corden presents the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album. Beyonce wins with Renaissance, breaking the record and making history for the most Grammys ever won by a single artist.

History. Congratulations @Beyonce, the most GRAMMY awarded artist of all time. pic.twitter.com/KVBZXD6yBL

— Columbia Records (@ColumbiaRecords) February 6, 2023

7:08pm – Mary J. Blige performs the title track from her 2022 album Good Morning Gorgeous with a backing choir and mini-orchestra.

7:19pm – LL Cool J presents a brand new Grammy award dubbed the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award honoring his positive impact on the community.

7:26pm – Black Thought, LL Cool J, Run DMC,  Salt-N-Pepa, Public Enemy, Ice-T, Queen Latifah, Wu-Tang Clan, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliot, Nelly and more honor 50 years of hiphop: “From Bronx to TikTok to The Whole World.”

7:45pm – Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson presents the Grammy for Best Pop Solo Performance. Adele wins for her single “Easy On Me.”

7:52pm – Luke Combs makes his Grammy performance debut. He plays “Going, Going, Gone” from his 2022 album Growin’ Up.

8:04pm – First Lady Jill Biden presents a new award for social justice oriented songs. She also presents the Grammy for Song Of The Year. Bonnie Raitt takes home the award for “Just Like That.”

8:13pm – Coldplay’s Chris Martin presents the nominees for Record Of The Year. The Grammy award goes to Lizzo for “About Damn Time.”

8:26pm – Steve Lacy performs his hit single “Bad Habit” on the Grammys stage.

8:30pm – Trevor Noah jokingly suggests that he should tour with Harry Styles.

8:32pm – Olivia Rodrigo presents the Grammy award for Best New Artist to Samara Joy.

8:40pm – A group of superfans join Trevor Noah to present the final award of the night, Album Of The Year. Harry Styles wins the Album of the Year Grammy award with Harry’s House.

8:45pm – DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, John Legend and Fridayy perform “God Did” with an elaborate set.