Country singer, Taylor Swift, took home her first ever Grammy Award for Album of the Year but it didn't end there. Swift also walked away with Best Country Album, Best Country Song and Best Female Country Vocal Performance - getting a mixed result from fans online, some even questioning the credibility of the awards show.
Lady Gaga who rocked the start of the show with Elton John, also proved a winner, taking home two awards for Best Electronic/Dance Album for The Fame and Best Dance Recording for Poker Face.
Beyonce took home six Grammys including Song of the Year, Best R&B Song and Best Contemporary R&B Album.
Other notable wins went to Kings of Leon for Record of the Year (for single Use Somebody) and Black Eyed Peas snagging three Grammys for Best Pop Performance by a Group (I Gotta Feeling), Best Pop Vocal Album (The E.N.D) and Best Short Form Music Video (Boom Boom Pow).
Award winners were:
Record of the Year - Kings Of Leon (Use Somebody)
Album of the Year - Taylor Swift (Fearless)
Song of the Year - Beyonce (Single Ladies)
Best New Artist - Zac Brown Band
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - Beyonce (Halo)
Best Male Pop Vocal Performance - Jason Mraz (Make It Mine)
Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals - The Black Eyed Peas (I Gotta Feeling)
Best Pop Vocal Album - The Black Eyed Peas (The E.N.D)
Best Dance Recording - Lady Gaga (Poker Face)
Best Electronic/Dance Album - Lady Gaga (Fame)
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - Michael Buble (Meets Madison Square Garden)
Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance - Bruce Springsteen (Working on a Dream)
Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals - Kings of Leon (Use Somebody)
Best Hard Rock Performance - AC/DC (War Machine)
Best Rock Song - Kings of Leon (Use Somebody)
Best Rock Album - Green Day (21st Century Breakdown)
Best Female R&B Vocal Performance - Beyonce (Single Ladies)
Best Contemporary R&B Album - Beyonce (I Am... Sasha Fierce)
The Grammy Winners for 2010
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