Grammys 2017: Adele sweeps with 5 wins. Here’s a list of all the winners

Adele swept the show with 5 wins, including the top three, Album, Song and Record of the year. Beyonce’s Lemonade won two awards. Here’s a list of winners.

Adele won the top three Grammy awards on Sunday, taking home the statuettes for album, record and song of the year in a shock victory over Beyonce.

Adele accepts the Grammy for Record of the Year for Hello at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. (AP)

Adele won all five Grammys for which she was nominated, including for her comeback album 25 and her single Hello.

Beyonce, who had gone into Sunday’s awards show with a leading nine nominations for her Lemonade album, won just two.

Select winners at the 2017 Grammy Awards:

Album of the year: 25, Adele.

Adele accepts the Grammy for Record of the Year for Hello given to her and co-writer Greg Kurstin (not pictured) at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

Record of the year: Hello, Adele.

Best new artist: Chance the Rapper.

Chance the Rapper, from left, Kirk Franklin, and Tamela Mann perform at the 59th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday. (Matt Sayles/Invision/AP)

Song of the year (songwriter’s award): Hello, Adele and Greg Kurstin.

Best pop solo performance: Hello, Adele.

Best pop vocal album: 25, Adele.

Best traditional pop vocal album: Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin, Willie Nelson.

Best pop duo or group performance: Stressed Out, twenty one pilots.

Best dance/electronic album: Skin, Flume.

Best rock song: Blackstar, David Bowie.

Best rock album: Tell Me I’m Pretty, Cage the Elephant.

Best alternative music album: Blackstar, David Bowie.

Best R&B album: Lalah Hathaway Live, Lalah Hathaway.

Best urban contemporary album: Lemonade, Beyonce.

Beyonce performs at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

Best rap album: Coloring Book, Chance the Rapper.

Best country album: A Sailor’s Guide to Earth, Sturgill Simpson.

Best country solo performance: My Church, Maren Morris. Best jazz vocal album: “Take Me to the Alley,” Gregory Porter.

Best jazz instrumental album: Country for Old Men, John Scofield.

Best compilation soundtrack for visual media: Miles Ahead, Miles Davis & various artists

Producer of the year, non-classical: Greg Kurstin.

Best music video: Formation, Beyonce.

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