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The band made their GRAMMY performance debut at the 45th GRAMMY Awards in 2003, performing "All My Life."
Spanning her work with Destiny's Child and as a solo artist, Beyoncé is the most-nominated female artist in GRAMMY history with 62 career nominations.
The country singer/songwriter her GRAMMY stage debut at the 49th GRAMMY Awards, singing a medley with Rascal Flatts.
The London-born Adele is one of two female solo artists to win Album Of The Year twice for her own solo albums.
Beck has received nominations for Album Of The Year in three consecutive decades: Odelay (1996), Midnite Vultures (2000) and Morning Phase (2014).
Jay Z took home his first GRAMMY for Best Rap Album for Vol. 2 … Hard Knock Life for 1998.
Taylor Swift has won Album Of The Year twice: Fearless (2010) and 1989 (2015).
At the 59th GRAMMYs, Chance The Rapper became the first male rap solo artist to win Best New Artist.
