It wasn't your typical Grammy Awards show packed with an audience full of celebrities.
But there were still plenty of star-studded performances in Sunday night's show, both live and prerecorded.
The ceremony in Los Angeles was hosted by Trevor Noah of "The Daily Show." It honored the best in music from September 2019 through August 2020.
Beyonce, who came into the show with the most nominations this year, broke the record for most Grammys ever won by a female artist. She now has 28 Grammys.

Billie Eilish and Finneas accept the Grammy for record of the year ("Everything I Wanted"). It is the second straight year Eilish has won the award.
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Ringo Starr presents the record of the year Grammy.
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Roddy Ricch performs "The Box" after playing the piano on "Heartless." It was the final performance of Sunday night's show.
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Taylor Swift reacts after winning the Grammy for album of the year ("Folklore").
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Doja Cat sings "Say So."
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Lil Baby performs "The Bigger Picture." He was joined by rapper Killer Mike and activist Tamika Mallory.
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Dua Lipa accepts the Grammy for best pop vocal album ("Future Nostalgia").
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Post Malone performs "Hollywood's Bleeding."
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Beyoncé joins Megan Thee Stallion to accept the Grammy for best rap performance ("Savage").
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Megan Thee Stallion is joined by backup dancers during a performance of "Savage Remix." Megan also won the Grammys for best new artist and best rap song ("Savage").
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Cardi B's provocative performance included "Up" and "WAP." She was joined by Megan Thee Stallion for the latter.
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H.E.R., left, and Tiara Thomas accept the Song of the Year Grammy for "I Can't Breathe."
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Beyoncé attends the ceremony.
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Maren Morris and John Mayer perform "The Bones."
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Miranda Lambert sings "Bluebird." Lambert won best country album during the show.
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Mickey Guyton performs "Black Like Me."
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Harry Styles is congratulated by Billie Eilish after he won the Grammy for best pop solo performance ("Watermelon Sugar").
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Taylor Swift is joined by Jack Antonoff, left, and Aaron Dessner for a medley of "Cardigan," "August" and "Willow."
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Host Trevor Noah is advised behind the scenes.
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Lambert accepts the award for best country album ("Wildcard").
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Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, aka Silk Sonic, team up for a Little Richard tribute.
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Chris Martin and Brittany Howard perform "You'll Never Walk Alone" during a segment remembering artists who recently passed away.
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Dua Lipa dances during her performance of "Levitating" and "Don't Start Now."
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Bad Bunny, left, performs "Dakiti" with Jhay Cortez.
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Lionel Richie pays tribute to the late Kenny Rogers with a performance of "Lady."
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A small audience is spread out near the awards stage, which was put in front of the Staples Center.
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Noah joins the stage with the Black Pumas.
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Megan Thee Stallion accepts the award for best new artist on Sunday. It was the first award presented during the broadcast.
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Lizzo presents the first award of the broadcast.
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Da Baby performs "Rockstar."
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Haim rocks out during one of the show's opening numbers. The band played "The Steps."
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The spotlight shines on Eilish as she and Finneas perform "Everything I Wanted" at the beginning of the show.
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Styles opened the broadcast with "Watermelon Sugar."
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Dua Lipa walks the red carpet at the event.
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Noah Cyrus hits the red carpet.
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