Of course, the Best Country/Duo Group Performance category was quite stacked. In addition to the aforementioned contenders, Brothers Osborne’s “Break Mine,” Post Malone and Morgan Wallen’s “I Had Some Help,” and Dan + Shay’s “Bigger Houses” were up for the nomination. (See every winner so far here.)

And fans who have been following Beyoncé’s recent switch back into country won’t be too surprised that she nabbed one of the genre’s biggest awards of the night. After all, Cowboy Carter earned Queen Bey 11 nominations, including nods in the biggest categories like Album of the Year as well as Song of the Year and Record of the Year for “Texas Hold ‘Em.”

The 43-year-old’s hit track was also up for Best Country Song, but was ultimately bested by Kacey Musgraves’ “The Architect,” from her Deeper Well album. 

But while Beyoncé is already starting Grammys 2025 on a high note, Miley earning the nod beside her is also a huge feat for the Disney alum. The duo’s win marks Miley’s third Grammys win after over 10 years in the industry, after she took home her first wins at the 2024 ceremony for “Flowers."

Wins may already be rolling out, but tonight’s ceremony, hosted by Trevor Noah, has only just begun. Keep reading for the biggest stars’ arrivals on the red carpet