If the Grammys felt extra long this year, that's because they were packed full of performances. Everyone from Demi Lovato to Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X took the stage. Below, take a look at every performance from the night:
Alicia Keys opened up the show with a stream of consciousness monologue set to Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Love":
Alicia keys hizo un "cover" de la canción lewis capaldi "Someone you love" arreglando la letra, agradeciendo a todos los artistas que han hablado a través de la música en el 2019 @aliciakeys
And a moment for the late Kobe Bryant with the Philly native's hometown group Boyz II Men:
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Lizzo silenced the room with "Cuz I Love You" and "Truth Hurts":
LIVE 🔥 @lizzo CUZ I LOVE YOU / TRUTH HURTS Her Album #CUZILOVEYOU is OUT NOW #GRAMMYs #TruthHurts #Cuziloveyou
“Tonight is for Kobe”- Lizzo Lizzo giving an emotional performance of ‘Cuz I Love You’ in honor of Kobe #GRAMMYs
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton did their duet "Nobody but You":
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani Hold Hands as They Perform 'Nobody But You' at 2020 #Grammys https://t.co/DGLdjhtH7D
Usher and FKA Twigs' tribute to Prince:
Usher did a good job. No one can do Prince but Prince. But I lowkey would have loved to see Bruno Mars do this. FKA twigs deserved more than just being Usher's backup dancer. #GRAMMYs
Tyler, the Creator treated the room to Igor tracks "Earfquake" and "New Magic Wand":
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The Jonas Brothers did "Five More Minutes" and "What a Man Gotta Do" (which ended up getting a lot of attention online for a reason other than the music — aka the food stuck in Nick's teeth):
THE NEW JONAS BROTHERS’S SONG IS CALLED FIVE MORE MINUTES I’M SCREAMING #GRAMMYs
Camila Cabello serenaded her dad with "First Man":
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Ariana Grande powered through a medley of "Imagine," "7 Rings," and "Thank U, Next":
ariana grande, they don’t deserve you. #GRAMMYs
Billie Eilish teamed up with her brother, Finneas, for “When the Party’s Over”:
#MuseAfrica @billieeilish full performance at #GRAMMYs
Lil Nas X gave an incredible rendition of "Old Town Road" and "Rodeo" with help from Billy Ray Cyrus, BTS, Mason Ramsey, Diplo, Young Thug, and Nas:
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Aerosmith and Run-D.M.C. reunited for "Walk This Way":
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Tanya Tucker sang “Bring My Flowers Now” with Brandi Carlile on piano:
Her first hit ‘Delta Dawn’ at 13. What a story. What a voice. Tanya Tucker. #GrammyAwards
Demi Lovato wowed the room and everyone watching at home with "Anyone":
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John Legend, DJ Khaled, Meek Mill, Roddy Ricch, Kirk Franklin, and YG honored the late Nipsey Hussle:
Nipsey Hussle tribute feat Ava DuVernay, Meek Mill, Roddy Ricch, YG, Kirk Franklin, DJ Khaled, John Legend & Eritrean Fashion & Culture #Grammys
Rosalía stunned with "Juro Que" and "Malamente":
The way Rosalia snapped last night at #GRAMMYs
Alicia Keys performed her new song "Underdog":
Our incredible host @aliciakeys on stage with @blkfootwhtfoot performing “Underdog” 💫 Watch the full performance on https://t.co/lOe70CHjBj! #GRAMMYs
H.E.R. did her latest single, "Sometimes":
H.E.R. never disappoints on her performances #GRAMMYs
Bonnie Raitt covered John Prine's “Angel From Montgomery”:
Bonnie Raitt sings for John Prine at the Grammys.