Female country music stars shone bright at the 63rd annual Grammy Awards.
Mickey Guyton dazzled viewers with her performance of “Black Like Me” during Sunday night’s show.
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#MickeyGuyton delivers a powerful performance at the #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/wRmoZ9GD3D
— Mike Adam (@MikeAdamOnAir) March 15, 2021
Guyton was accompanied by a choir while delivering the breathtaking song.
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The 37-year-old star is the first Black solo female artist to be nominated in a Grammy Country category.
Just danced around the kitchen with my beautiful black daughter to country music, our family’s favorite genre, and the artist was #blacklikeme
Nothing but love for @MickeyGuyton and the #GRAMMYs. Honored to be a fan of hers, a fellow nominee and a member of the @RecordingAcad.
— Jamie Grace (@jamiegraceh) March 15, 2021
Maren Morris also represented women in country when she teamed up with John Mayer to perform “The Bones”.
“I’m so excited to be in this round with my friends Miranda Lambert and Mickey Guyton who are also nominated. This is Mickey’s first year being nominated,” commented Morris while speaking with People prior to the ceremony.
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Miranda Lambert took to the stage to perform a stripped-down rendition of “Bluebird”.
Lambert paid tribute to her fellow female country singers while accepting the award for Best Country Album.
“We’re such a family in country music, so holding this right now, I feel like I’m holding it for all of us, especially for us girls,” she said during her acceptance speech.
