FKA twigs made a stunning impact during the 2026 Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony held at the Peacock Theater, claiming the prestigious award for Best Dance/Electronic Album with her evocative work, “Eusexua.” This recognition underscores her growing influence and innovative artistry in a genre that continues to evolve.
The ceremony was a precursor to music’s biggest night, taking place at L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena. Fans eagerly anticipated the evening, fueled by the knowledge that this year’s Grammys were laden with both historic firsts and profound farewells. Following over fifty years of airing on CBS, the Grammy Awards will transition to Disney outlets in 2027. This year, Trevor Noah hosted the event for the sixth and final time, adding an emotional layer to the farewell for the beloved host.
The ceremony kicked off with a non-televised premiere event at 12:30 p.m. Pacific time, hosted by Darren Criss. The awards showed a bright spotlight on the talent and diversity within the music industry, featuring a competitive lineup for major categories. Notable nominees included Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, and Kendrick Lamar, who led the nominations with nine.
The excitement was palpable as viewers tuned in for live performances by favorite artists and awaited the winners across various music genres. Bad Bunny and Justin Bieber notably contended for Album of the Year, while other categories similarly showcased a rich talent pool.
FKA twigs’ win serves not just as a personal triumph but also as a testament to the resilience and innovation in the dance/electronic genre. With each recognition and award, the Grammy Awards continue to celebrate the artistic achievements of musicians, paving the way for future generations and inspiring hope within the industry. The vibrant performances and groundbreaking wins reflect a continually growing acceptance and celebration of diverse talent, leaving audiences eager for the next chapter in music.