2025 Grammy Awards: The full list of nominees and winners

Perth’s Kevin Parker wins his first Grammy, while Doechii becomes the third woman ever to take home Best Rap Album. 

Welcome to The Australian's live coverage of the 2025 Grammy Awards.

The 2025 Grammys are locked and loaded for Monday, February 3 AEDT, and Beyoncé is, unsurprisingly, leading the charge. 

Cowboy Carter, her country-inflected eighth album, racked up 11 nominations, officially making her the most-nominated artist in Grammy history—99 and counting, surpassing her husband Jay-Z in the process.

Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, Post Malone, and Charli XCX are hot on her heels with seven nods each. 

Taylor Swift landed six, as did Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan—both first-timers in the Grammy circus— who are in the running for Best New Artist. It is worth noting that Carpenter dropped her first album in 2015, but it took until her sixth, Short n' Sweet, to capture the mainstream.

On the Australian front, Vogue Australia cover star Troye Sivan’s glossy club anthem Got Me Started (powered by a Bag Raiders sample) was up for Best Dance Pop Recording, a category Kylie Minogue won last year for Padam Padam. He lost out to his Sweat tour collaborator Charli XCX for 'Von Dutch.'

Tame Impala, aka Kevin Parker, took home his first-ever Grammy award for 'Neverender,' his collaboration with the French electronic act Justice. 

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, who were up for alternative music awards for their latest album,Wild God, lost out to St. Vincent.