Justin Bieber, Benny Blanco & More Attend Grammys After-Parties

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The 2026 Grammy Awards hit all the right notes.

At the February 1st awards show at the Crypto.com Arena, Kendrick Lamar and Bad Bunny were the top winners, taking home five and three awards respectively.

The Album of the Year win for Bad Bunny’s DeBĆ­ TiRAR MĆ”S FOToS was a particularly meaningful moment, as it was the first Spanish-language album to ever receive the award.

From the stage, he announced he was dedicating the award to everyone who left their home country to pursue their dreams. (You can find the complete list of winners here.)

The competition for Best New Artist was close, with nominees including KATSEYE, The MarĆ­as, Addison Rae, Sombr, Leon Thomas, Alex Warren, and Lola Young, but Olivia Dean ultimately won the award.

In her speech, she also shared a personal story, explaining that she was proud to be the granddaughter of an immigrant. She emphasized that this background, built on courage, was something to be honored and celebrated.

The show also featured exciting performances by popular artists including Post Malone, Reba McEntire, Pharrell Williams, Slash, Lauryn Hill, and Sabrina Carpenter.

Justin Bieber performed his song “YUKON,” making his first appearance at the Grammys since 2022 and his first public performance since earlier in 2024.

The night had more than one highlight, though. This year’s awards show introduced two new categories: Best Traditional Country Album and Best Album Cover. Zach Top was the first-ever winner of the traditional country album award, and Tyler, the Creator won the award for Best Album Cover with their work on Chromakopia.

Given all the excitement and achievements, itā€™s no surprise that after the awards showā€”hosted by Trevor Noahā€”wrapped up, many of the guests and winners continued the celebration at after-parties.

Teyana Taylor and KATSEYE were among those who brought the energy, both choosing to revamp their outfits for party-ready looks.

Several people came to the after-party even if they didn’t go to the main ceremony, including Suki Waterhouse, Benny Blanco, and Demi Lovato, who were all eager to celebrate afterwards.

For a full roundup of the best moments from the 2026 Grammys after-parties, read on.

TheĀ SwagĀ artist wasn’t walking away from the Grammys too early.Ā 

The actress continued to impress with her fashion choices, changing from her glamorous ceremony dress into a see-through trench coat.

The producer kept things casual as he attended the post-show bash.

The “Messy” artist looked anything but as she celebrated her Grammy win.Ā 

This look definitely impresses us much.Ā 

The duo cooked up a good time together.

Paris opted for a thigh-high, snakey look.Ā 

This duo will make us believe in anything.Ā 

The voices behindĀ K-Pop Demon HuntersĀ slayed their Grammy looks.

The singer let loose her moves at the after-parties.

This group proved it’s always better together.

The singer-actress double threat let it shine at the after-parties.Ā 

The six women of KATSEYEĀ switched up their ceremony looks for sleeker party fits.

The model stunned in yellow.

The only thing the voice behind Zoey in K-Pop Demon HuntersĀ killed was her purple dress.

The couple were all smiles after the ceremony.

The musician celebrated his nomination for Best New Artist.

Skipping the ceremony, theĀ Camp RockĀ alum stunned in her lacy black look.

The singer had us falling in love again with his red carpet fashion.

We need the sunshine in this Heated RivalryĀ star’s eyes.

The trio rocked their colorful celebratory looks.

The model proved a little black dress never fails.

The actor and musician helped ring in music’s biggest night.Ā 

The artist didn’t leave anything in limbo when he stepped out for the Grammys after-parties.

The artist enjoyed the festivities in an all-black red carpet outfit.Ā 

The country singer swapped his silverado blue for a tan suit.

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2026-02-02 16:17