By Lisa Richwine and Danielle Broadway LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Beyonce scored the top prize at music's Grammy Awards on Sunday, taking album of the year for the first time in her career with her country record "Cowboy Carter,

The superstar is the first Black woman to take the prize this century, and the fourth in Grammy history. It was her fifth nomination for the show’s top award.

This ain’t just Texas. It's also the U.S. and Europe. Starting in April, Beyoncé will bring her Grammy-winning “Cowboy Carter” to stadiums on both continents.

When Beyoncé won album of the year for “Cowboy Carter” at the end of the Grammys more than eight years later, Blue Ivy accompanied her to the stage. She dedicated the win to Linda Martell, 83, the trailblazing Black country singer who can be heard on the album.

Beyoncé won album of the year for "Cowboy Carter" at the 2025 Grammys, delivering her -- at last -- the show's elusive top award.

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Beyoncé finally won album of the year Grammy on Sunday, taking home the elusive award for last year’s Cowboy Carter after being nominated in the category four previous times.

Beyoncé will take her hit record "Cowboy Carter" on tour in 2025. She shared the news in a pair of social media posts that dropped ahead of the Grammy Awards.

Fellow artists Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga were moved to tears as the Texas-born singer walked to the stage, hand-in-hand with her daughter, Blue Ivy. Swift—who has won album of the year four times—raised her glass in celebration alongside Jay-Z, while rapper Glorilla stood from her front-row seat, shouting in support.

Beyoncé earned her first album of the year award at this year's Grammys for her acclaimed eighth studio album, "Cowboy Carter."