The 5 Grammy Performances You Have to Watch If You Skipped the Show

You weren't the first person to think, "Wait, is that John Mayer singing backup for Ed?" during Ed Sheeran's performance of "Thinking Out Loud." Mayer's presence was so low-key but gave us the perfect amount of Mayer's trademark voice. It didn't hurt that he looked like a sexy dead ringer for Buddy Holly.

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Hozier is one of the most exciting new artists this year, but his performance at the Grammys got away from him when Annie Lennox hit the stage. She wasn't trying to upstage him, we're sure, but when Lennox hit note after note in Hozier's "Take Me to Church," then completely took over to belt out "I Put a Spell on You," it was clear who the moment belonged to.

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You don't have to be religious to appreciate the hymn "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," but you probably still had a religious experience when our lady Beyoncé took the stage and closed out the show with the powerful song.

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It was Sia who was performing her Grammy-nominated song "Chandelier," but thanks to her unusual performance style, it was Kristen Wiig who had the spotlight. The comedienne was incredible, dancing her bewigged head off alongside Sia regular Maddie Ziegler. The three women absolutely owned that stage with the most incredible performance that will be talked about for years to come.

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