Overview
- The win marked her 11th career Grammy, according to coverage of the ceremony.
- Mitchell wore an “Ice Out” button on stage, reported as a protest against U.S. immigration enforcement, while several winners criticized the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
- In her remarks she revisited 1970s milestones, citing the L.A. Express collaboration for Court and Spark and a dispute with David Geffen over For the Roses cover art.
- Canadian producer Henry Walter, known as Cirkut, earned producer of the year and best dance pop recording with Serban Ghenea for Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra.”
- Toronto’s Justin Gray won best immersive audio album, noted as the first Canadian recipient in that category.