What Did Harry Styles Win At The Grammys? Awards, Performance And All The News
15 March 2021, 08:16
Harry Styles scooped his first Grammy and opened the show with 'Watermelon Sugar'.
The GRAMMYs is one of the biggest music events of the year and Harry Styles was not only nominated multiple times, but took to the stage for a long over-due live performance.
Haz truly saved 2020 with his album ‘Fine Line’ and it's endless bangers, including 'Adore You', 'Golden' and 'Watermelon Sugar', so we’re not surprised this is the year he received his first ever nominations – and three at that!
We’ve rounded up all the info you need for Harry at the Grammys, including the awards he won and the lowdown on his performance…
Harry Styles will be performing at the Grammys
What did Harry Styles win at the Grammys?
Harry won Best Pop Solo Performance for 'Watermelon Sugar' at this year's Grammys, his first ever award from the academy.
In his acceptance speech he thanked his fans for "giving me the freedom to make the music I want to make."
Harry Styles’ 2021 Grammys nominations
Harry was nominated for three awards at this year’s Grammys, all in major categories:
- Best Pop Solo Performance for ‘Watermelon Sugar’
- Best Pop Vocal Album for ‘Fine Line’
- Best Music Video for ‘Adore You’
Across the three categories, the former 1D singer was up against the likes of Beyoncé, Drake, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga and Dua Lipa – so it's safe to say the competition was hotter than ever.
Harry Styles' Grammys performance
Harry opened the Grammys with 'Watermelon Sugar', taking to the stage shirtless in a leather suit and feather boa.
The feather boa was soon whipped off so Haz could dance around the stage and honestly we just wish we were there to see it in 3D.
Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar At The Grammy Awards
How many Grammys does Harry Styles have?
Harry now has one Grammy to his name after the 2021 ceremony and scooping a gong for 'Watermelon Sugar'.
To say we are proud is an understatement.
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