Grammys 2015 Best Performance Came From Beyonce, Annie Lennox, Sia Or Sam Smith And Mary J Blige?
Sam Smith won big during last Sunday's awards show but he also delivered one of the Grammys 2015 best performances of the night!
According to Hollywood Reporter's ranking for the best moments of the prestigious music awards show, the "Stay With Me" hitmaker's duet with Mary J Blige earned him the second spot along with taking home four trophies.
Rolling Stone even thought that this collaboration was better than the Darkchild version of Smith's smash hit.
Meanwhile, the same publication also noted Beyonce's rendition of "Take My Hand Precious Lord" as one of the Grammys 2015 best performances.
Hollywood Reporter also put it on the top of their list.
Third place was given to another of Sia's amazing performance of "Chandelier." This time, aside from her favorite dancer, Maddie Ziegler, Shia LaBeouf and "Saturday Night Live" veteran Kristen Wiig joined her on stage.
Annie Lennox also showed everyone that she can still rock the stage as she took the limelight and owned it. The 60-year-old rock star joined Hozier for "Take Me To Church" giving the song "intensity and sharpness" according to The Atlantic.
There were other amazing performances of the night.
Sir Paul McCartney gave a legendary performance with Rihanna and Kanye West. Hollywood Reporter called the "FourFiveSeconds" the "most deliriously awesome" highlight at the Grammys.
In contrast to her spectacular Super Bowl performance, Katy Perry brought the house down as she used her time in the spotlight to focus on a domestic violence campaign. President Barrack Obama, along with an abuse survivor, gave a short introduction to the night's most heart breaking moments.
Usher gave homage to music legend Stevie Wonder who joined in with his harmonica. Beck also had a great moment on stage (aside from winning Best Album for "Morning Phase") with Coldplay's Chris Martin as they performed "Heart Is a Drum."
Which musician did you think delivered the Grammys 2015 best performance of the night?
