In a groundbreaking moment at the 2025 Grammy pre-ceremony held on Sunday, February 2, Beyoncé was awarded her first Grammy in a country music category. The iconic artist, alongside Miley Cyrus, secured the Best Country Duo/Group Performance award for their duet "II Most Wanted," a standout track from Beyoncé's critically acclaimed album Cowboy Carter.
This win marks Beyoncé’s 33rd Grammy, further cementing her as one of the most decorated artists in history. For Miley Cyrus, the victory is equally significant, marking her third Grammy win following last year's triumph with "Flowers," which won Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance.
The collaboration between Beyoncé and Cyrus highlights their versatility and ability to transcend genres, bringing a fresh perspective to the country music scene. Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album has been celebrated as an innovative fusion of country and R&B, a testament to her continuous evolution as an artist.
The 2025 Grammy Awards showcased an eclectic mix of musical achievements, with other major winners including The Beatles for Record of the Year with "Now and Then" and André 3000 for Album of the Year with New Blue Sun.
Beyoncé’s historic win signals an exciting shift in the music industry, as more artists experiment across genres and redefine boundaries.
