These are the Grammys 2021 winners - and how to watch the awards show in the UK

The Grammys is the biggest night of the year for music, and the pandemic didn’t stop the 63rd awards show from going ahead. Hosted by Trevor Noah, the star-studded, socially-distanced LA ceremony took place on Sunday 14 March. It featured performances from Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Cardi B, while Beyoncé made history by becoming the most decorated female Grammy award winner ever. The awards ceremony was originally set to air in January but was postponed by the Recording Academy after a surge in Covid cases in California. So, who were the winners on the night - and how can you watch the Grammys in the UK? Here is everything you need to know. Who won at the Grammys 2021? Record of the year Album of the year Song of the year Best R&B performance Best pop vocal album Best rap song Best Latin pop or urban album Best melodic rap performance Best pop solo performance Best country album Best new artist Best pop duo/group performance Best traditional pop vocal album Best dance/electronic album Best rock performance Best metal performance Best rock song Best rock album Best alternative music album Best progressive R&B album Best R&B song Best R&B album Best rap album Best rap performance Best country solo performance Best country duo / group performance Best country song Best jazz vocal album Best Latin jazz album Best gospel album Best contemporary Christian album Best Latin rock or alternative album Best tropical Latin album Best comedy album Best music video Producer of the year, non-classical Best folk album Best compilation soundtrack for visual media Best song written for visual media Where can I watch the Grammys 2021 in the UK? Many music fans in the UK have been wondering how they can watch the star-studded awards show. The Grammys aired live on CBS from 8pm ET in the US on Sunday 14 March. Those in the UK with subscriptions to Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk TV and Plusnet will have been able to view red carpet coverage on E! if they managed to stay up late enough. In years gone by, UK channels like 4Music have broadcast highlights from the event a day or two after it is shown in the US. But so far, there is no way to watch the full Grammys ceremony in the UK. However, you are able to watch individual performances, such as Harry Styles’ Watermelon Sugar, via the Recording Academy’s official YouTube channel.