
First Grammys of Taylor Swift, Beyoncé & More Stars
Every journey begins with a first step, and in the world of music, every legendary artist has their inaugural moment at prestigious events like the Grammys.
While it’s hard to envision Taylor Swift or Beyoncé as newcomers in the music industry, the reality is that every iconic figure once experienced their own debut at the Grammys. The excitement and nerves felt by those attending the 67th ceremony on February 2 could very well be mirrored in the future by artists who will achieve legendary status themselves.
Long before Beyoncé became the record-holder with an astounding 29 wins at this celebrated award show, she made her first appearance at the Grammys in 2001, accompanied by her Destiny’s Child groupmates. That night was particularly memorable, as she accepted her first-ever Grammy alongside her close friends, Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland.
The trio, dazzling in their coordinated Y2K fashion, not only graced the red carpet but also took home the coveted awards for Record of the Year and Best R&B Performance for their timeless hit “Say My Name,” marking a significant milestone in their career.
Fast forward seven years, and we find Taylor Swift attending her very first Grammys, where she was nominated for Best New Artist. The highly sought-after award ultimately went to Amy Winehouse, but the 18-year-old Swift made a striking impression in a stunning custom purple gown designed by Sandi Spika, who is married to Scott Borchetta, the owner of her record label at that time.
