Music's biggest night finally happened! Sunday marked the 2019 Grammy Awards, which meant music's biggest names gathered at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to celebrate the past year's biggest albums, artists and overall music moments. Throughout the evening, artists including Maren Morris, Miley Cyrus, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Post Malone and Cardi B all took the stage at this year's Grammy Awards and we could barely contain our excitement as they slayed the stage. Not only were there a ton of amazing artists from all different genres who sung at the award show, there were even more celebrities in the audience watching and singing along. Plus, there was a long list of nominees who were up for big awards and took home the iconic Grammys trophy as a result. Before the live show even began, the Recording Academy was announcing awards on their social platforms and in a streamed ceremony and there was a lot to celebrate. Once the show began, artists like Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper for "Shallow," Childish Gambino for "This Is America" and Ariana Grande for Sweetener took home some of the biggest awards of the night.<doc-sep>Power couple Beyonce and Jay-Z added to their astounding amount of Grammy Awards Sunday, taking home the Grammy for Best Urban Contemporary Album, as The Carters. Bey and Jay beat out Chloe x Halle (The Kids Are Alright), Chris and Dave the Drumhedz (Chris and Dave the Drumhedz), Miguel (War & Leisure) and Meshell Ndegeocello (Ventriloquism). The Grammy win marks the 23rd Grammy win for Beyonce, 37, and the 22nd Grammy for her husband Jay-Z, 49. The Carters: Beyonce and Jay-Z win the Grammy for Best Urban Contemporary Album with Everything Is Love at the 61st Grammys; the two are seen Saturday at a pre-Grammys bash There had long been speculation that Beyonce and Jay-Z were working on an album together, when they surprise-dropped the album in June. They announced the album in a rather unconventional way, during the end of their London performance as part of their On the Run II tour, with a graphic that flashed, 'Album Out Now' on the gigantic monitor. The nine-track album addresses everything from Jay-Z's cheating scandal, which Beyonce referenced in her iconic Lemonade album, while debunking rumors of a love child. Music Producer Beat Butcha Co-Produced the hit song "Salud!" with Jay Z, Beyoncè, Cool and Dre for Epidemic Music Inc. Bey and Jay: There had long been speculation that Beyonce and Jay-Z were working on an album together, when they surprise-dropped the album in June The album featured the hit single Apes, which had a music video the couple secretly filmed at the Louvre Museum in Paris. The music video was up for Music Video of the Year, but it lost out to Childish Gambino's This Is America during the Grammys Premiere Ceremony, which hands out awards that aren't handed out during the Grammys telecast. The Carters are also up for Best R&B Performance for their song Summer at the Grammys. Queen Bey: The album featured the hit single Apes, which had a music video the couple secretly filmed at the Louvre Museum in Paris The Carters are going up against Toni Braxton (Long As I Live), Lalah Hathaway (Y O Y), H.E.R. featuring Daniel Caesar (Best Part) and PJ Morton (Best Place). Beyonce and Jay-Z recently made a unique offer to their fans, offering them a lifetime supply of concert tickets if they become vegans. The couple revealed that having kids, daughter Blue Ivy, six, and 18-month-old twins Rumi and Sir motivated the switch to vegan. On stage: The Carters are going up against Toni Braxton (Long As I Live), Lalah Hathaway (Y O Y), H.E.R. featuring Daniel Caesar (Best Part) and PJ Morton (Best Place); she is seen in October 'Having children has changed our lives more than anything else,' the couple said in a joint statement. 'We used to think of health as a diet – some worked for us, some didn't,' the statement continued. 'Once we looked at health as the truth, instead of a diet, it became a mission for us to share that truth and lifestyle with as many people as possible.' Going vegan: 'Having children has changed our lives more than anything else,' the couple said in a joint statement; he is seen in January<doc-sep>
The couple were up against her protégées Chloe x Halle, Chris Dave and the Drumhedz, Miguel and Meshell Ndegeocello at Sunday's awards show Beyoncé and JAY-Z Win Best Urban Contemporary Album for Everything Is Love at 2019 Grammys Everything is love when you’re a Grammy winner! Beyoncé and JAY-Z took home the best urban contemporary album honor at Sunday’s 2019 Grammy Awards for their joint effort, Everything Is Love. They beat out Beyoncé’s protégées Chloe x Halle (The Kids Are Alright), Chris Dave and the Drumhedz (Chris Dave and the Drumhedz), Miguel (War & Leisure) and Meshell Ndegeocello (Ventriloquism). The couple surprise-dropped Everything Is Love as The Carters in June after years of speculation that they were working on an album together. The release came at the end of Jay and Bey’s London show on their On the Run Tour II, when they casually flashed, “Album Out Now.” on the stage’s giant screen. Be sure to check out PEOPLE’s full Grammys coverage to get the latest news on music’s biggest night. On Everything Is Love, JAY-Z addresses his cheating scandal referenced on Beyoncé’s Lemonade, and puts to rest rumors of an alleged love child, saying they’re false. RELATED VIDEO: Five Things To Know About Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s Surprise New Album The nine-track record features hit “Apes—,” for which the duo secretly filmed a video in the Louvre museum in France over two nights while rehearsing for their tour in Paris. “Apes—” earned a best music video nomination, and the parents of three‘s song “Summer” off Everything Is Love received a nod in the best R&B performance category. Their best urban contemporary album win marks Beyoncé’s 23rd Grammy, and her husband’s 22nd. Be sure to check out PEOPLE’s full Grammys coverage to get the latest news on music’s biggest night.