Every Impressive Performance From the 2017 American Music Awards

Updated on Nov 21, 2017 at 2:35 AM

The 2017 American Music Awards brought performances from many household names, fan favorites, and emerging artists. For the first time ever, Selena Gomez performed her newest song "Wolves," and BTS made history as the first K-pop group to perform at the award show. Oh, and Pink performed while scaling the side of a building. Ahead, watch every performance from the eventful evening.

Pink and Kelly Clarkson, "Everybody Hurts"

Demi Lovato, "Sorry Not Sorry"

Nick Jonas, "Find You"

Hailee Steinfeld, Florida Georgia Line, Alesso, and Watt, "Let Me Go"

Shawn Mendes, "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"

Selena Gomez and Marshmello, "Wolves"

Christina Aguilera's Whitney Houston Tribute

Lady Gaga, "The Cure"

Macklemore and Skylar Grey, "Glorious"

Imagine Dragons and Khalid, "Thunder"

Portugal the Man, "Feel It Still"

Alessia Cara and Zedd, "Stay"

Pink, "Beautiful Trauma"

Niall Horan, "Slow Hands"

Kelly Clarkson, "Love So Soft"

BTS, "DNA"

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Every Impressive Performance From the 2017 American Music Awards

Pink and Kelly Clarkson, "Everybody Hurts"

Demi Lovato, "Sorry Not Sorry"

Nick Jonas, "Find You"

Hailee Steinfeld, Florida Georgia Line, Alesso, and Watt, "Let Me Go"

Shawn Mendes, "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"

Selena Gomez and Marshmello, "Wolves"

Christina Aguilera's Whitney Houston Tribute

Lady Gaga, "The Cure"

Macklemore and Skylar Grey, "Glorious"

Imagine Dragons and Khalid, "Thunder"

Portugal the Man, "Feel It Still"

Alessia Cara and Zedd, "Stay"

Pink, "Beautiful Trauma"

Niall Horan, "Slow Hands"

Kelly Clarkson, "Love So Soft"

BTS, "DNA"

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