grammys won so far

February 17, 2026

The 2026 Grammys have wrapped, and several big names have already stacked up multiple wins, with Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Billie Eilish, and The Cure among the standout winners so far.

Quick Scoop: Grammys Won So Far

Here’s a snapshot of who’s having the strongest night, based on major and repeatedly listed wins.

Biggest individual nights

Lady Gaga
- Wins tied to “Abracadabra” (including a remix win), plus “Mayhem” and “Disease” mentioned across pop and dance/electronic-related categories.

* She appears multiple times as both lead artist and via remix credits, making her one of the night’s most-decorated names.

Kendrick Lamar (with SZA)
- “Luther” is listed as a winner among the night’s key awards, and he also appears linked to “30 For 30” and collaborations with SZA and others.

* Across rap and collaboration categories, Kendrick’s tally makes him one of the dominant Grammy presences this year.

Billie Eilish
- “Wildflower” is singled out as a winner among the headline categories, anchoring her 2026 Grammys presence.

* She shows up in the main pop/record fields, which are typically counted as major wins in post-show breakdowns.

The Cure
- Win for “Alone” and for the album “Songs of a Lost World” gives them at least two Grammys this year, spanning rock performance and rock album territory.

* That double win makes them one of the standout band stories of the night.

Nine Inch Nails (Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross)
- “As Alive as You Need Me to Be” wins a songwriting-focused category, adding to their already strong awards legacy.

* While it’s one key category, it sits in a prestige lane (songwriting for rock/alternative/metal).

Other notable winners stacking up

These may not dominate headlines like the very top winners, but they are clearly having solid nights:

Kehlani – “Folded” wins in an R&B performance lane, putting her in the R&B winners’ circle this year.

Durand Bernarr – “Bloom” secures a win in a progressive/alternative R&B-style category.

Leon Thomas – “Mutt” wins in an R&B category, adding to the genre’s spread of younger winners.

Darrel Walls & PJ Morton – “Heart of Mine” wins in a gospel category, highlighting the faith-based side of the night.

Israel & New Breed – “Coritos Vol. 1” wins in contemporary Christian or worship-related album territory.

Keznamdi – “Blxxd & Fyah” wins in reggae, giving him a major career milestone.

Carla Patullo feat. the Scorchio Quartet & Tonality – “Nomadica” earns a win in a contemporary classical/new age or composition lane.

Mini table: headline winners so far

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Artist	Key winning work(s)	Type of categories	Impact this year
Lady Gaga	“Abracadabra”, “Abracadabra (Gesaffelstein Remix)”, “Mayhem”, “Disease”	Pop, dance/electronic, remix	One of the top multi‑category winners of the night.
Kendrick Lamar & SZA	“Luther”, “30 For 30”	Rap, collaboration	Major presence across rap and collab lanes.
Billie Eilish	“Wildflower”	Main pop / general field	Anchors one of the marquee wins of the ceremony.
The Cure	“Alone”, “Songs of a Lost World”	Rock performance, rock album	Veteran band with a strong two‑trophy showing.
Nine Inch Nails	“As Alive as You Need Me to Be”	Songwriting / rock-related	Prestige win in a songwriter-focused category.

How the “won so far” picture looks

The night’s narrative is leaning toward multi‑category sweeps by a few heavy hitters (Gaga, Kendrick/SZA, The Cure) rather than one single artist completely dominating every headline category.

Genre-wise, pop, rap, rock, R &B, gospel, reggae, and contemporary classical/new‑age all get visible wins, making this a spread-out year instead of a narrowly focused one.

Expect post‑show discussions and forums to focus on:
- Whether Gaga’s multi-lane wins make her “Artist of the Night”.

* The continued Grammys love story with Kendrick Lamar and SZA.

* The feel‑good angle of legacy acts like The Cure still taking home new trophies in 2026.

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