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.

When Captain Sheila Kelliher Berkoh announced Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter as the winner of album of the year at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards (Feb. 2), the rapturous standing ovation that swept across Crypto.

Beyoncé, who was nominated for 11 awards, also won for best country duo/group performance for the song “II Most Wanted.”

Beyoncé’s country album "Cowboy Carter" won Album of the Year at the 67th Grammy Awards, bringing her record-breaking total to 35 wins—the most in Grammy history. She is the first Black woman this century to win the award.

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

Beyoncé won the album of the year Grammy with 'Cowboy Carter,' her first score in that category after previously being nominated for it four times.

The news came after Beyoncé delayed a Jan. 14 announcement due to the California wildfires. No tour dates or other details have been shared.

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.

Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' and its songs saw a huge surge in Spotify streams following her big wins at the Grammy Awards.

Beyoncé is saddling up for the road — the Grammy-winner has announced that she will embark on the Cowboy Carter Tour in 2025.

Ticketmaster is warning fans of fake tickets ahead of Beyoncé's highly anticipated "Cowboy Carter" tour. What fans should know.