St. Vincent, The Beatles and Rolling Stones each won a Grammy for one or more of the rock categories they were nominated in at the 67th Grammy Awards.

The song was the first of its kind AI-assisted song to ever win a Grammy award. The Beatles song "Now and Then" was released in November 2023, but was just now eligible within the Grammy voting window.

The Beatles and the Rolling Stones have both won Grammy Awards, as the ceremony gets underway in Los Angeles. The Fab Four picked up best rock performance for Now And Then, their "final" song, which was assembled from a demo by the late John Lennon;

Beyoncé, who holds the record for most Grammys received in a lifetime, finally won the one that got away — the prestigious album of the year — in her fifth time as a finalist in that category. “Cowboy Carter,

Beyoncé, the most awarded and nominated artist in Grammys history, finally won album of the year for her country-and-then-some album, “Cowboy Carter,” furthering her dedication to recentering Black art in popular culture.

Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar took home the most coveted trophies at Sunday’s Grammys after being overlooked for “many, many years.”