The singer took the stage to perform "Everything I Wanted," accompanied by her brother, Finneas O'Connell, and a moody set design that included a car that appeared to be crashed into a swamp, which complemented the brooding undercurrents of the tune and Eilish's haunting vocals.

The songstress kicked things off with a performance of "Levitating," rocking a pink ballgown, before she was joined by DaBaby, and the singer made a quick costume change into a glittery purple raincoat.

Reuniting onstage at this year's show in the biggest way possible, Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak performed their smooth new single, "Leave the Door Open," transporting fans back a few decades with their impressively retro style and tune.

The celebrated, groundbreaking songstress sparkled in gold as she delivered her first-ever GRAMMYs performance of her powerful tune, "Black Like Me," which earned her a lot of love from fans on social media after the stunning number.

The acclaimed singer brought some more beautifully down-beat vibes to the GRAMMYs stage with a gritty and brooding performance of "Hollywood's Burning" that flaunted the haunting nature of the emotional song.

Closing out the night with a dual performance of "Heartless" and "The Box," Roddy Ricch delivered a memorable number that served as a perfect final act for this year's big show.