The 67th annual Grammy Awards, held on Feb. 2 in Los Angeles, showcased a series of unforgettable performances. Among the night’s standout acts, many artists delivered particularly memorable moments. Here’s a ranking of the top five performances from the evening:
- Shakira
International superstar Shakira graced the Grammy stage with a mesmerizing medley of her songs, “Ojos Así” and “Bzrp Sessions.” Her signature dancing and powerful vocals were on full display, captivating the audience. This was her first Grammys performance since 2007 and it served as a reminder of Shakira’s enduring talent and global appeal, earning her a standing ovation from attendees.
- Benson Boone
Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things” showcased his impressive vocal range and incredible performance skills. He began his performance from his seat in the audience, before ditching a tearaway tuxedo and making his way to the stage in a ’70s style jumpsuit. Boone’s performance was short but showstopping, and, of course, his choreography included his signature mid-song backflip. His outfit, musical talent, and stage presence were reminiscent of Queen’s Freddie Mercury.
- Doechii
The Best Rap Album award winner, Doechii, brought electrifying energy to the stage with her performance of “Denial is a River” and “Catfish.” Her dynamic choreography and bold fashion choices commanded the stage. The high-energy performance was a testament to Doechii’s artistry and stagecraft, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
- Chappell Roan
The newly crowned Best New Artist Chappell Roan delivered a vibrant and energetic performance of “Pink Pony Club.” Her colorful attire and choreographed dance routines brought a sense of fun and celebration to the stage. Roan’s infectious energy and powerful vocals resonated with the audience as they sang along, solidifying her new status in the music industry.
- Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter took the opportunity to shine with her musical talent, glittery outfits and dazzling background. The stage setting in her performance appeared straight out of a classic Disney movie, perfect for a star who began on Disney Channel. She introduced the medley with a jazz version of “Espresso” featuring a tap routine that transitioned into her other hit, “Please, Please, Please,” before returning to the opening song. Both her singing and her stage presence made her performance captivating for the audience.
The 2025 Grammy Awards celebrated a diverse array of musical talents, with each of these artists delivering performances that highlighted their unique styles and artistic expressions. From soulful ballads to high-energy anthems, the evening was a testament to the rich tapestry of contemporary music.