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2017 Grammy Performances

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Feb 13, 2017 5:54 PM
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Adele

Before sweeping the ceremony with five wins, Adele opened the show with "Hello."


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The Weeknd

The musician kicked off his set with a snippet of his hit single "Starboy."


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Daft Punk

The musical duo joined The Weeknd to perform "I Feel It Coming."


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Keith Urban & Carrie Underwood

"The Fighter" never sounded so fierce.


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Ed Sheeran

Though he recently released two singles simultaneously, Sheeran chose to sing "Shape of You" instead of "Castle on the Hill."


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Kelsea Ballerini & Lukas Graham

The musicians took turns singing Ballerini's "Peter Pan" and Graham's "7 Years."


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Beyoncé

Queen Bey—who walked away with two awards—did a medley of "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles."


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Bruno Mars

For his first performance of the night, Mars sang "That's What I Like" off his album 24K Magic.


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Little Big Town

Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" got a Southern twist, courtesy of the country quartet.


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Skip Marley & Katy Perry

Perry made a political statement when she premiered her new single "Chained to the Rhythm."


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William Bell & Gary Clark Jr.

"Born Under a Bad Sign" never sounded so good.


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Alicia Keys & Maren Morris

The R&B singer and the country crooner teamed up for "Once."


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Adele

Thanks to a technical glitch, "Fastlove" went wrong fast, so Adele restarted her tribute to George Michael.


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Metallica & Lady Gaga

Similar to Adele, the musicians suffered technical issues as they rocked out to "Moth Into Flame."


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Sturgill Simpson

Backed by The Dap-King, Simpson sang "All Around You."


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Demi Lovato

The pop star kicked off the Bee Gees tribute with "Stayin' Alive."


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Tori Kelly

Strapped with a guitar, Kelly brought down the house with "Tragedy."


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Andra Day

Day's powerhouse vocals added new layers to the Bee Gee's "Night Fever."


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Little Big Town, Demi Lovato, Andra Day & Tori Kelly

To cap off the Bee Gees tribute, the musicians performed "Stayin' Alive" as a unit.


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Q-Tip

A Tribe Called Quest brought out Anderson .Paak, Busta Rhymes and Consequence.


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A Tribe Called Quest, Anderson. Paak, Busta Rhymes & Consequence

The group ran through "Award Tour," "Movin Backwards" and "We the People..."


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Bruno Mars

Backed by The Time, Mars sang Prince's "Jungle Love," "The Bird" and "Let's Go Crazy."


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Pentatonix

The a capella group put their own spin on The Jackson 5's "ABC."


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Chance The Rapper

With Kirk Franklin, Francis and the Lights and Tamela Mann by his side, the rapper performed "How Great" and "All We Got."


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