Gotye takes Grammys Record of the Year

Gotye and Kimbra celebrate their clean sweep at the Grammys. Source: AFP

Taylor Swift talks to Ryan Seacrest on the Grammys red carpet. Vision: E!

AUSTRALIAN artist Gotye has taken Record of the Year at the Grammys, on top of two other trophies.

Gotye took out the prestigious award for his unstoppable Somebody That I Used To Know, accepting the gong from the legendary Prince.

Wally de Backer made a clean sweep of his three nominations, making history for Australian artists at the world's biggest music awards.

Scroll down to see how the awards unfolded.

He also won Best Alternative Album and Pop Duo/Group Release.

The mild-mannered singer and songwriter looked genuinely surprised to win and even more ecstatic to be receiving the trophy from the night's biggest star Prince.

He paid tribute to his fellow musicians - both those nominated and others who didn't make the cut.

''I'm a little bit lost for words to receive the award from the man standing behind is here with the cane . . . (he's) a big reason I was inspired to make music,'' he said, referencing the diminutive Prince.

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AS IT HAPPENED: The Grammy Awards

3.23pm: Folk stars Mumford and Sons have taken out the coveted Album of The Year award, receiving it from last year's winner and fellow Brit, Adele.

Not long after they joined an all-star cast including Sir Elton John and Mavis Staples to perform The Weight in tribute of the music industry heroes who passed away in the last year.

Receiving the award for their second album Babel, the lads charmingly complemented Adele on her dress and thanked the American awards for recognising British musicians.

But Adele won yet another awards moment with her introduction.

''Most artists who have won Album Of The Year tend to have more success, embark on humungous tours - or get knocked up like last year's winner,'' she said.

Mumford & Sons members (from left) Ben Lovett, Marcus Mumford and Winston Marshall perform at the Grammys. Source: AFP

2.50pm: Australian superstar Gotye has taken out the prestigious Record Of The Year at the Grammys with his unstoppable Somebody That I Used To Know, accepting the gong from the legendary Prince.

Wally de Backer made a clean sweep of his three nominations, making history for Australian artists at the world's biggest music awards.

He also won Best Alternative Album and Pop Duo/Group Release.

Gotye (left) and Kimbra accept the Record of the Year award for "Somebody That I Used to Know''. Source: Getty Images

The mild-mannered singer and songwriter looked genuinely surprised to win and even more ecstatic to be receiving the trophy from the night's biggest star Prince.

He paid tribute to his fellow musicians - both those nominated and others who didn't make the cut.

''I'm a little bit lost for words to receive the award from the man standing behind is here with the cane . . . (he's) a big reason I was inspired to make music,'' he said, referencing the diminutive Prince.

''I want to thank everybody who puts great energy into the world by making music . . . cheers.''

A handful . . . Gotye posing with two of three of his trophies. Source: AFP

A clearly emotional Kimbra gave her greatest thanks to Gotye for choosing her to sing on the song which became the world's biggest hit last year.

Gotye also singled out his loyal Australian fans after accepting the coveted Record of The Year trophy at the Los Angeles ceremony.

''I'm grateful to everyone at home for their constant support. It's been amazing and I don't take it for granted,'' he said.

''I'm particularly pleased that my album Making Mirrors has been acknowledged as well as the single. Hopefully this means there's a place for adventurous, interesting music out there - and for completely silly music too!''

Prince presenting the award for Record of the Year. Source: Supplied

2.38pm: Carrie Underwood is celebrating after winning best country solo performance for Blown Away.

Other early Grammy winners included Rihanna, Beyonce, Mumford & Sons and Taylor Swift.

Carrie Underwood went for an elegant full-length number. Source: Supplied

2.20pm: The Grammys assembled a bizarre but star-studded ensemble to pay tribute to Bob Marley with one of the highlight sets of the night.

Captivating showman Bruno Mars and his band kicked off the medley with his top 10 smash locked Out of Heaven before Sting joined in before heading into his reggae-influenced The Police classic Walking On The Moon.

Bruno Mars and Sting on stage in a tribute to Bob Marley. Source: Getty Images

Rihanna joins Bruno Mars and Sting on stage. Source: Getty Images

Chris Brown got as much camera action as his girlfriend Rihanna when she swept onto the stage with Marley's sons Ziggy and Damian for the reggae anthem Could You be Loved.

It seems the producers are more keen on following Brown's reactions to every Grammys moment than the on-stage action.

2.05pm: The Black Keys teamed with blues legend Dr John and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band for a roof-raising rendition of the duo's infectious rocker Lonely Boy, finally bringing some rock'n'roll to the Grammys.

Award winner Kelly Clarkson then kept it simple but stunning with her tribute to the night's outstanding achievement honorees Patti Page and Carole King before announcing the Zac Brown band as the winners of this year's Best Country Album gong.

Singer Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine. Source: Getty Images

1.59pm: The world's most powerful music man Jay-Z gave the mic over to his collaborators Frank Ocean and The Dream - in the absence of his musical partner Kanye West - when he won Best Rap Song Performance for No Church In The Wild.

After his guests made their thank yous, Jay-Z referenced the large cap worn by The Dream saying: ''I would like to thank the swap meet for his hat!''

Rihanna looked elegant in a full-length black dress when performing her latest single Stay.

Justin Timberlake (left) and rapper Jay-Z perform on stage. Source: Getty Images

Actress Jessica Biel, singer Beyonce and rapper Jay-Z. Source: Getty Images

1.45pm: After another more-miss-than-hit live moment from Maroon 5 and Alicia Keys, which had both singers nailing some dud notes, Kelly Clarkson was the surprise winner of the Best Pop Vocal Album.

Presented by the highly unlikely duo of American Idol judge Keith Urban and the Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco, Clarkson made the best award winner's run for the stage, getting in a kiss with her fiancé before greeting John Mayer, doing a ''we are not worthy'' bow for Katy Perry and getting stuck to Miranda Lambert's sequinned dress when she went for a quick hug.

Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock in the audience. Source: Getty Images

''I am so sorry; I got stuck to Miranda Lambert. There's a story in a song for later, after alcohol,'' she joked.

''I did not think I was going to win!''

1.28pm: It was the live return followed by the award showdown everyone was waiting for.

Justin Timberlake brought the megastar glamour to the Grammys party with his much-anticipated performance of new single Suit & Tie.

Justin Timberlake performs on stage. Source: Getty Images

Broadcast in black and white in keeping with his tuxedo and big band theme, the highly-choreographed performance also featured guest rapper and music kingmaker Jay-Z who made the most casual stage entrance of all time, walking up from his front row seat where wife Beyonce and Timberlake's missus Jessica Biel cheered them on.

Timberlake was given the luxury of shifting into a new soul swinger from his upcoming album, The 20/20 Experience, which kept the audience on their feet.

Justin Timberlake performs on stage. Source: Getty Images

Most award shows insist on performers doing their hits only.

You could cut the tension with a knife as Kelly Rowland and Nas prepared to announce the inaugural winner of the new Urban Contemporary Album award which pit recent brawlers Frank Ocean and Chris Brown against each other.

(from left) Singer Justin Timberlake, actress Jessica Biel, singer Beyonce and rapper Jay-Z. Source: Getty Images

Ocean won with his Channel Orange album, with Brown sulking in his front row seat as the rest of the Staples Centre audience jumped to their feet.

Guess Ocean won that fight fair and square.

The pair got into it a couple of weeks ago at a LA recording studio over a parking spot.

Adele giving Chris Brown daggers for not standing when his rival Frank Ocean won a Grammy? @mxmelbourne pic.twitter.com/fYSYnMov Source: Supplied

Frank Ocean has beaten Chris Brown for the Urban Contemporary Album award. Source: AFP

1.20pm: Skrillex won best dance recording for Bangarang, featuring Sirah, best dance/electronica album for Bangarang and best remixed recording.

''Let's keep making music,'' he said.

''... We're a big family. We're a big community. We support music and forward-thinking ideas here.''

Skrillex, left, winner of the awards for best dance/electronica album "Bangarang," best remixed recording non-classical song for "Promises" and best dance recording "Bangarang," and Sirah pose backstage with the award for best dance recording "Bangarang''. Source: AP

1pm:  Imminent Australian tourists fun. have claimed Song Of The Year, which recognises the songwriters of the year's hit singles, with their Australian No.1, We Are Young, which featured guest vocalist Janelle Monae.

''I don't know what I was thinking writing the chorus for this song,'' frontman Nate Ruess said, who will play Future Music festival next month

''This is HD; everyone can see our faces and we are not very young - we have been doing this for 12 years.''

The Grammys desperately tried for rock credibility by enlisting the Keith Richards-channelling Johnny Depp to introduce the decidedly unrock Mumford and Sons as their folk hit I Will Wait.

Singer Nate Ruess of fun. performs onstage at the Grammys. Source: Getty Images

12.57pm:  Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl took over Chelsea Handler's show. WATCH BELOW

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl taking over Chelsea Handler's show. Vision: E!

12.53pm:  Kate Perry spoke to Ryan Seacrest about plans for her new album.

Katy Perry talks to Ryan Seacrest about plans for her new album. Vision: E!

Kate Perry went green for the event. Source: AP

12.50pm: The show's energy has dropped faster than a metal album after chart debut with vibe-free performances from fun., Miranda Lambert and Dierks Bentley and Wiz Khalifa and Miguel.

Carrie Underwood proved a popular winner of the Best Country Solo Performance, thanking the Lord and country music community for their support.

12.38pm:  The lovelorn Taylor Swift kicked off music's biggest night with an Alice In Wonderland inspired rendition of her chart-topper We're Never Ever Getting Back Together.

She is one of the nominees Gotye will have to knock out to win the Record Of The Year later in a few hours.

 

Taylor Swift performs at the Staples Center. Source: Getty Images

12.30am: Stepping on stage to present the first award with her mate Pitbull, JLo joked about the waist-high Angelina-Jolie-challenging split in her black jersey dress.

''As you can see, I read the memo,'' she joked, with Pitbull answering: ''You inspired the memo!'' referencing that infamous Versace dress.

Singers Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull on stage. Source: Getty Images

Jennifer Lopez did an Angelina Jolie in a high-thigh slit dress. Source: Getty Images

The pair presented Best Pop Solo Performance to the perpetually-surprised Adele for her live rendition of Set Fire To The Rain.

Adele gave Rihanna a big kiss before taking the stage.

Chris Brown and Rihanna get cosy. Source: Getty Images

''I want to say massive big love to the girls - we work so hard and we make it look so easy,'' she said in tribute to her fellow nominees.

Adele accepts Best Pop Solo Performance for "Set Fire to the Rain (Live)". Source: Getty Images

12.18pm: Sir Elton John has been the go-to piano man for poignant Grammys moments - remember his turn with Eminem on Stan in 2001 - and he joined the unstoppable Ed Sheeran for this year's awards.

The pair performed a piano and acoustic guitar version of Sheeran's haunting hit The A Team at the Rocket Man's request.

Grammy Awards 2013: Beyonce, Katie Perry, Bonnie McKee, Florence Welsh and Taylor Swift Source: Getty Images

12.12pm: Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys is not such a lonely boy after all.

The singer-guitarist took the early lead at the Grammy Awards, picking up three trophies and assisting with a fourth during the pre-telecast show.

Auerbach won Producer of the Year and Best Rock Song for Lonely Boy and Rock Album for El Camino with his bandmate Patrick Carney, joining electronic dance music innovator Skrillex atop the early leaderboard.

He was also producer for another winner, Dr John.

Musicians Dan Auerbach (left) and Patrick Carney of The Black Keys accept the Best Rock Album Award for "El Camino". Source: Getty Images

Dan Auerbach accepts the Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical Award onstage. Source: Getty Images

12.05pm: Taylor Swift has arrived wearing a flowing ivory J. Mendel gown.

The country pop star told Ryan Seacret she hopes she ''doesn't nerve out and freak out'' opening the show.

Singer Taylor Swift. Source: AFP

11.43am: Beach Boy founder Brian Wilson won a Grammy, but said the iconic 60s band would probably not get back together, after last year's 50th anniversary reunion.

''I doubt it, no, I don't think so,'' the frail-looking veteran star told reporters backstage, after winning the Grammy for best historical album for The Smile Sessions from 2011.

The 70-year-old, who has long suffered with health problems, looked extremely weak as he was helped on stage during the Grammys pre-show to receive the Grammy for 2011 album, The Smile Sessions.

He had to sit down during the backstage interview, and did so again in a corridor between media appearances.

A Grammys source told reporters that he had recently had back surgery.

The legendary California surf band reunited to sing Good Vibrations at last year's Grammys show, the first time they had played together live for over two decades.

Musician Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys (centre) and co-producers (back row, L-R) Dennis Wolfe, Mark Linett and Alan Boyd pose with the Best Historical Album award for "The SMiLE Sessions. Source: Getty Images

11.35am: After he missed strutting the red carpet with his wife Nicole Kidman for the recent SAG Awards while he toured Australia, Grammys presenter Keith Urban was back on the awards red carpet with his wife.

The American Idol judge joked that his wife was desperate to know which contestants went through as they watched the audition episode during their recent visit back home.

''We were watching the shows in Australia. Nic would be like, 'Does he go through? Oh no, you should have put that person through!', '' Urban said.

Australia's pride, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban. Source: Getty Images

11.26am: Jennifer Lopez is treading on a thin line after the Grammys issued a ''wardrobe advisory'' in the lead up to the event.

The American-Latino songstress/actor/dancer has shown up in a black number with a thigh-high split reminiscent of that worn by Angelina Jolie at the Academy Awards last year.

Asked about the ''no breasts, no buttocks'' Grammys memo on CBS, JLo cheekily replied: ''They didn't say anything about leg!''

Jennifer Lopez during an interview on the red carpet woth CBS. Picture: Twitter/BuzzFeed Source: Supplied

11.10am: He's done it!  Gotye has created Grammy history, already picking up two trophies ahead of the televised awards.

The Australian sonic architect has proven the bookies and fans right by taking out the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with his duet partner Kimbra for Somebody That I Used To Know.

Gotye, left, and Kimbra accept the award for best pop duo/group performance for "Somebody That I Used to Know". Source: AP

Wally De Backer's acclaimed album Making Mirrors also took out the Best Alternative Music release award.

He is the first Australian artist this century to win mutliple Grammys for the same release.

The Australian global chartslayer beat out some of the biggest names in the music world to take out the duet performance gong, heading off fellow No.1 stars Fun with Janelle Monae, Maroon 5 and Wiz Khalifa, LMFAO and Florence & The Machine.

His competition for the Alternative trophy was the cream of respected songwriters including Fiona Apple, Tom Waits, M83 and Tom Waits.

Gotye will also contest the Record Of The Year later in the awards, in contention to become the first Australian to win the covetred prize since Olivia Newton John in 1975 with her breakthrough hit I Honestly Love You.

Gotye and Kimbra arrive at the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Staples Center. Source: AFP

11.04am: Bad boy Chris Brown has showed up in a white suit for the occasion.

He is not up for an award but his on-again, off-again , on-again girlfriend Rihanna is.

She was nowhere in sight when brown steppe don the red carpet.

US singer Chris Brown. Source: Getty Images

10.55am: It wouldn't be the red carpet without an appearance by a model or two. 

Alexa Chung  has arrived on the red carpet adding some English flavour to the US-dominated event.

English model Alexa Chung. Source: Supplied

10.35am: His sexy and he knows it . . . big-haired Redfoo of LMFAO has arrived on the red carpet - fortunately not just in his undies. The American is up for a Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for the hugely popular and very naughty Sexy and I Know It.

Musician Redfoo of LMFAO. Source: Getty Images

10.20am: Australian muso Gotye has arrived at the Staples Center together with his duet partner, New Zealander Kimbra. Gotye's Making Mirrors is in the running for a Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album and Record of the Year for Somebody That I Used To Know.

Gotye and Kimbra strutt their stuff on the red carpet. Source: Getty Images

10am: American electro house musician Steve Hiroyuki Aoki has arrived to find out if he will pick up the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album. Aoki is up against some stiff competition with the ever popular Chemical Brothers also up for the award.

Steve Hiroyuki Aoki is all smiles arriving at the Grammys red carpet. Source: Supplied

9.45am: Canadian artist Carly Rae Jepsen is among the first to arrive  at the Staples Center. The brunette beauty is vying for a Grammy for Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance for the highly-catchy Call Me Maybe.

Canadian Carly Rae Jepsen arriving on the red carpet. Source: Getty Images

Earlier, she tweeted a photo of how she was getting ready for the big night.

Carly Rae Jepsen gets ready for the 2013 Grammy Awards. Photo: @carlyraejepsen, Twitter Source: Supplied

8am: Stars have been spending hours getting dressed for the event, like singer Bonnie McKee, who posted this picture on Twitter.

Singer Bonnie McKee gets all frocked up for the Grammy Awards. Photo: @BonnieMcKee, Twitter Source: Supplied

Music's night of nights will include performances from Justin Timberlake, Rihanna and Taylor Swift.

If the bookies and the rookies are right, Gotye will be grabbing two Grammys today.

Newly influential streaming service Spotify has predicted the Australian sonic architect should take out the hotly contested Record Of The Year with Somebody That I Used To Know after analysing its users' music choices.

According to the data, the man known as Wally de Backer on his credits will also pick up the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with his duet partner Kimbra.

Spotify relied their prediction on the quantity of plays received by Grammy nominated artists but the awards aren't publicly voted so the choices of music fans are unlikely to sway industry opinion.

Gotye has taken a low-key approach to the music industry's biggest awards night, holidaying in India before heading to Los Angeles.

The music player, which launched in Australia last year, also reckons British folkers Mumford & Sons to take out the coveted Album of The Year prize with their sophomore release Babel, beating out The Black Keys, Jack White, Frank Ocean and Fun.

Ben Lovett, Marcus Mumford, 'Country' Winston Marshall and Ted Dwane of Mumford & Sons arrive at the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards on February 10, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images

Local online betting agency, sportsbet.com.au also has Gotye as favourite to win Record Of The Year, priced at $2.10.

The Grammys festivities kick off in the early hours of the morning with the annual MusicCares Person Of The Year celebration in honour of Bruce Springsteen.

That charity concert will feature a who's who of rock to perform in tribute of the Wrecking Ball legend including Neil Young, Ben Harper, Elton John, Patti Smith, Eddie Vedder, Sting, Mavis Staples and Mumford & Sons.

The red carpet action starts at 10am today (AEDT) followed by the awards at noon with Justin Timberlake, Jack White, Rihanna, The Black Keys and Taylor Swift slated to perform and Beyonce, Johnny Depp, Prince, Dave Grohl and Keith Urban among the presenters.

And the nominees are:

Album of the Year
» The Black Keys - El Camino
» Fun. - Some Nights
» Mumford & Sons - Babel
» Frank Ocean - Channel Orange
» Jack White - Blunderbuss

Record of the Year
» The Black Keys - "Lonely Boy"
» Kelly Clarkson - "Stronger"
» Fun. feat. Janelle Monae - "We Are Young"
» Gotye feat. Kimbra - "Somebody That I Used to Know"
» Frank Ocean - "Thinkin Bout You"
» Taylor Swift - "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"

Best New Artist
» The Alabama Shakes
» Fun.
» Hunter Hayes
» The Lumineers
» Frank Ocean

Best Pop Vocal Album
» Kelly Clarkson - Stronger
» Florence and the Machine - Ceremonials
» Fun. - Some Nights
» Maroon 5 - Overexposed
» Pink - The Truth About Love

Song of the Year
» Ed Sheeran - "The A Team"
» Miguel - "Adorn"
» Carly Rae Jepsen - "Call Me Maybe"
» Kelly Clarkson - "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)"
» Fun. - "We Are Young"

Best Pop Solo Performance
» Adele - "Set Fire to the Rain (Live)"
» Kelly Clarkson - "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)"
» Carly Rae Jepsen - "Call Me Maybe"
» Katy Perry - "Wide Awake"
» Rihanna - "Where Have You Been"

Best Pop Duo/Group Performance
» Florence and the Machine - "Shake It Out"
» Fun. - "We Are Young"
» Gotye feat. Kimbra - "Somebody That I Used to Know"
» LMFAO - "Sexy and I Know It"
» Maroon 5 - "Payphone"

Best Dance Recording
» Avicii - "Levels"
» Calvin Harris feat. Ne-Yo - "Let's Go"
» Skrillex feat. Sirah - "Bangarang"
» Swedish House Mafia feat. John Martin - "Don't You Worry Child"
» Al Walser - "I Can't Live Without You"

Best Dance/Electronic Album
» Steve Aoki - Wonderland
» The Chemical Brothers Don't Think
» deadmau5>Album Title Goes Here<
» Kaskade Fire & Ice
» Skrillex Bangarang

Best Rock Performance
» Alabama Shakes - "Hold On"
» The Black Keys - "Lonely Boy"
» Coldplay - "Charlie Brown"
» Mumford & Sons - "I Will Wait"
» Bruce Springsteen - "We Take Care of Our Own"

Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance
» Anthrax - "I'm Alive"
» Halestorm - "Love Bites (So Do I)"
» Iron Maiden - "Blood Brothers"
» Lamb of God - "Ghost Walking"
» Marilyn Manson - "No Reflection"
» Megadeth - "Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)"

Best Rock Song
» Jack White - "Freedom at 21"
» Mumford & Sons - "I Will Wait"
» The Black Keys - "Lonely Boy"
» Muse - "Madness"
» Bruce Springsteen - "We Take Care of Our Own"

Best Rock Album
» The Black Keys, El Camino
» Muse, The 2nd Law
» Coldplay, Mylo Xyloto
» Bruce Springsteen, Wrecking Ball
» Jack White, Blunderbuss

Best Alternative Music Album
» Fiona Apple, The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do
» Bjork, Biophilia
» Gotye, Making Mirrors
» M83, Hurry Up, We're Dreaming
» Tom Waits, Bad As Me

Best R&B Performance
» Estelle - "Thank You"
» Robert Glasper Experiment feat. Ledisi - "Gonna Be Alright (F.T.B.)
» Luke James - "I Want You"
» Miguel - "Adorn"
» Usher - "Climax"

Best Traditional R&B Performance
» Anita Baker - "Lately"
» Beyonce - "Love on Top"
» Melanie Fiona - "Wrong Side of a Love Song"
» Gregory Porter - "Real Good Hands"
» SWV - "If Only You Knew"

Best Urban Contemporary Album
» Chris Brown, Fortune
» Miguel, Kaleidoscope Dream
» Frank Ocean, Channel Orange

Best R&B Album
» Robert Glasper Experiment, Black Radio
» Anthony Hamilton, Back To Love
» R. Kelly, Write Me Back
» Tamia, Beautiful Surprise
» Tyrese, Open Invitation

Best Rap Performance
» Drake feat. Lil' Wayne - "HYFR (Hell Ya F---ing Right)"
» Jay-Z & Kanye West - "N---as In Paris"
» Nas - "Daughters"
» Kanye West feat. Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz - "Mercy"
» Young Geezy feat. Jay-Z & Andre 3000 - "I Do"

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
» Flo Rida feat. Sia - "Wild Ones"
» Jay-Z & Kanye West feat. Frank Ocean & The-Dream - "No Church in the Wild"
» John Legend feat. Ludacris - "Tonight (Best You Ever Had)"
» Nas feat. Amy Whinehouse - "Cherry Wine"
» Rihanna feat. Jay-Z - "Talk That Talk"

Best Rap Song
» Nas - "Daughters"
» Wale feat. Miguel - "Lotus Flower Bomb"
» Kanye West Featuring Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz - "Mercy"
» Drake feat. Lil' Wayne - "The Motto"
» Jay-Z & Kanye West - "N---as In Paris"
» Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa Featuring Bruno Mars - "Young, Wild & Free"

Best Rap Album
» Drake, Take Care
» Lupe Fiasco, Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album, Pt. 1
» The Roots, Undun
» Nas, Life Is Good
» Rick Ross, God Forgives, I Don't
» 2 Chainz, Based on a T.R.U. Story

Best Country Song
» Carrie Underwood - "Blown Away"
» Ronnie Dunn -"Cost of Livin' "
» Eli Young Band - "Even If It Breaks Your Heart"
» Alan Jackson - "So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore"
» Eric Church - "Springsteen"

Best Country Solo Performance
» Dierks Bentley - "Home"
» Eric Church - "Springsteen"
» Ronnie Dunn - "Cost of Livin' "
» Hunter Hayes - "Wanted"
» Blake Shelton - "Over"
» Carrie Underwood - "Blown Away"

Best Americana Album
» The Avett Brothers, The Carpenter
» John Fullbright, From the Ground Up
» The Lumineers, The Lumineers
» Mumford & Sons, Babel
» Bonnie Raitt, Slipstream

Best Blues Album
» Shemekia Copeland, 33 1/3
» Dr. John, Locked Down
» Ruthie Foster, Let It Burn
» Heritage Blues Orchestra, And I Still Rise
» Joan Osborne, Bring It on Home

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