Grammys 2026 Full Winners List: 3. Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga And Kendrick Lamar Take Top Honours
Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar secured major Grammys 2026 wins across Latin, pop and rap categories.
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards were held in Los Angeles, where global music stars Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar emerged as the biggest winners, taking home multiple top honours. The ceremony, staged at the Crypto.com Arena, celebrated achievements across genres and reflected the Recording Academy’s growing emphasis on musical diversity and global influence.
Bad Bunny dominated the night by winning Album of the Year for his Spanish-language project Debí Tirar Más Fotos, marking a significant milestone for Latin music on one of the industry’s biggest stages. He also secured Record of the Year for the hit track DtMF, underlining his commercial success and critical acclaim during the eligibility period.
Lady Gaga added to her Grammy legacy with major wins, including Best Pop Vocal Album for Mayhem. Her song Abracadabra was also among the standout winners in pop and dance categories, reinforcing her reputation for continual reinvention and strong songwriting. Gaga’s success highlighted the continued relevance of established pop artists alongside newer voices.
Kendrick Lamar was recognised in the rap categories, winning Best Rap Album for GNX. The award further cemented his position as one of hip-hop’s most influential figures, known for combining commercial success with socially conscious storytelling. His wins reflected the Recording Academy’s continued recognition of rap as a central force in contemporary music.
Among other notable awards, Best New Artist went to Olivia Dean, signalling her emergence as a major new talent on the global stage. Several artists across R&B, country, and alternative genres were also honoured, contributing to a balanced spread of awards across musical styles.
The 2026 Grammy Awards, hosted once again by Trevor Noah, featured high-profile performances and moments celebrating both legacy artists and rising stars. Overall, the ceremony underscored the evolving landscape of the global music industry, with Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar standing out as defining voices of the year.
