The 2023 Grammy Awards took place on February 5th. Luke Combs, Chris Stapleton, and Kacey Musgraves all took the stage to perform during the broadcast on CBS.
Combs made his debut Grammy performance and sang his latest single, “Going Going Gone.”
From a small town tavern to the Grammy Stage!
— seablisscuit (@seablisscuit) February 6, 2023
NOT BADDDDDDDDDDDD Y’ALL!
Beautiful arrangement, strings, & lighting!
I cannot imagine how fing scary it is
to play the Grammys for the first time! #LukeCombs #Grammys2023 pic.twitter.com/r0yeklQ5fp
Kacey Musgraves paid tribute to the late Loretta Lynn, while Stapleton teamed up with Stevie Wonder to honor Smokey Robinson and Barry Gordy.
10 year old me singing Loretta’s songs would never have imagined I’d be putting my hands right where she made magic for decades. (Her 1963 Epiphone was a dream to play.) Thank you to @LorettaLynn’s daughters for trusting me with this moment of honor tonight. She paved my path. pic.twitter.com/x06OOD2N5o
— K A C E Y (@KaceyMusgraves) February 6, 2023
The King of All Music Stevie Wonder jamming with Chris Stapleton was A MOMENT. Fantastic. 10s across the board.
— Miss TLC (@IAmMissTLC) February 6, 2023
Berry knows.
And PS – Mr. Berry Gordy is 93 years old. NINETY. THREE. YEARS. OLD.#Grammys #Grammys2023 pic.twitter.com/gEC3fdbwLC
Country legend Willie Nelson won two Grammys for Best Country Album for A Beautiful Time and Best Solo Country Performance for “Live Forever,” though he wasn’t there to pick them up.
Matt Rogers and Ben Stennis won Best Country Song (songwriters award)for Cody Johnson’s “‘Til You Can’t.
And Carly Pearce and Ashley McBryde picked up the Best Country Duo or Group Performance for “Never Wanted to Be That Girl.”
Backstage after the win, Ashley shared that she and Carly made a little Grammy history as they were the first two women to win the award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
WROTE A REAL COUNTRY SONG WITH MY FRIEND AND WE WON OUR FIRST GRAMMY. I have no words. Zero. None. More later. I love you @AshleyMcBryde 🥹♥️ #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/UyuFTaku7E
— Carly Pearce (@carlypearce) February 5, 2023
First times only happen one time, and today marks my first time. Congratulations Carly girl, we did it. #holyshit@carlypearce #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/tuaA5Mu8Yq
— Ashley McBryde (@AshleyMcBryde) February 5, 2023
