If you've slept through the awards (in the city that doesn't sleep) then simply scroll back down this page to see how it all unfolded.
In a nutshell, a late surge from Bruno Mars stopped Kendrick Lamar from stealing the show on an evening of fine performances, as the industry wore white roses to stand up to sexual harassment and gender inequality.
We'll leave you with the official song of the year.
We're off to put our 'jammies' on, as Bruno calls them, while he, Cardi B and the rest of them party long into the New York night/morning.
See you all Tuesday morning when we're back on UK time.
So it's all over for another year and we've been there every step of the way.
But we weren't the only ones, here are some more thoughts on "the biggest night in music".
Vulture lists its highs and lows from the event. Sample low: "Even if you’re a U2 fan, three appearances by Bono and The Edge is a lot.
"No performance from Lorde but two from U2? No love for SZA but thrice we heard from Bono?"
The Washington Post listed its performances from best to worst - not great news for Sam Smith, it writes:"This performance was full of finger-wagging and disappointed head nods that would put a grandmother to shame."
The Vox lists three reasons why the Grammys 2018 fell flat: "Torn between being a celebratory night jam-packed with fiery performances and a somber reflection on The World Today, the Grammys ended up just floundering somewhere in the middle."
We've dressed down for our overnight shift but the likes of Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey and Cardi B did anything but.
Check out some of the ladies with a passion for fashion on the red carper at this year's awards, courtesy of the Recording Academy,
Grammys: Some of the stars' favourite bits
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Well, lucky old Bruno has six memories to take with him tonight but what about the other stars in attendance.
For Lorde's co-writer it was a Broadway legend in fine form while for Bryson Tiller, Ri Ri and DJ K helped to give him "one of the best days of my life."
Jay-Z suffers one of the biggest shut outs in Grammy history
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With eight nominations,Jay-Z was out in front at this year's awards but lost out in every single category.
Apparently that makes him one of the biggest on-the-night losers in Grammys history.
Not that he seemed too concerned.
Last year, Kanye West and Rihanna both went home empty-handed after the same number of nominations, while Sir Paul McCartney apparently lost from nine nominations in 1966.
It takes more than a few singers and rappers to impress this celebrity child.
Album of the year is 'a big big deal' and goes to...
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Bruno Mars again.
He's defied all the critics to beat Kendrick to the final award of the night and steal a dramatic 6-5 victory at the death.
"Don't cut me off Grammys please," Bruno pleaded, after having earlier been somewhat curtailed in his acceptance speech.
"I've been drinking a little bit and celebrating," he confessed, before telling a heart-warming tale about how his 15-year-old self used to sing for his supper to tourists in Hawaii.
Apparently, all he's ever wanted to do is share the love and make people dance.
Oh and "sprinkle Mars sauce" on his favourite tracks.
Other sauces are available.
He was given his award by Bono and The Edge from U2 who stressed what a "big big deal" the award was and how important it is not to come out on stage "like an ass".
Best new artist Alessia Cara takes to the stage
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The singer performs rapper Logic's suicide prevention track 1-800-273-8255 alongside another new artist nominee Khalid who has failed to convert any of his five nominations.
The trio are backed up by a huge group of suicide survivors and friends and relatives of suicide victims standing silent, wearing t-shirt that bear the slogan 'You Are Not Alone'.
The Maryland-born rapper finishes the track with an impassioned plea, saying "Bring us you're tired, you're poor and any immigrant that seeks refuge."
This is what young people are talking about when they say 'woke'.
RIP Tom Petty
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Tonight, we've already seen tributes to two rock 'n' roll greats that we lost last year in Chuck Berry and Fats Domino.
Now a third - Tom Petty - has been honoured with an acoustic performance of his track Wildflowers, by country album winner Chris Stapleton and all round country legend Emmlyou Harris.
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The Academy then rattled through a montage of other stricken artists from the past 12 months; including Glen Campbell, Joni Sledge, Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington.
Their music lives on.
SZA takes to the stage for an assured performance
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She missed out on the best new artist, by a singer whose album was out in 2016, but SZA proved her mettle with a great solo performance of Broken Clocks.
Its a confident performance by a woman whose star is most definitely on the rise, even if it does look like someone has attacked her trousers and top with a hedge strimmer.
We even have a shower of sparks raining down on the stage.
Bravo.
Record of the year goes to...
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That man, Bruno Mars, for 24K Magic.
That's five for Bruno now, which puts him level with Ken.
He thanked "My lady Jessica for being my rock" and his dear old dad, saying; "Look at me Pop, I'm at The Grammys!"
He was presented with his award by Alicia Keys, who said she prefers it when the Grammys are in her home city and not in LA as normal.
Kendrick Lamar has won five awards, including best rap album.
Bruno Mars wins four, including song of the year for That's What I Like
Alessia Cara took best new act
Ed Sheeran has two, including won best pop vocal performance for Shape of You
Patti LuPone knocks it out of the park
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Wow, this lady has some pipes at the age of 68, singing the song which helped win her a Tony Award for her role as Eva Peron in the 1979 original Broadway production of Evita.
Madonna went on to play the role in the 1996 film adaptation.
James Corden's mum and dad just nipped out to watch Hamilton
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They're back in the audience now but tickets are hard to come by for the hip hop musical, as James' dad cheekily pointed out.
Plus it's not like their baby boy hasn't hosted the event before...
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We saw you host it last year and the Grammys do go on a bit.
As we enter the third hour of the show, Mr Corden Senior does have a point.
OK, where's the chocolate?
Elton and Miley: Together at last
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Miley Cyrus lends her trademark growl to Tiny Dancer in a performance celebrating Sir Elton John's five-decade-long career.
It also acts as a trailer for the all-star Elton concert that takes place on Tuesday, also organised by the Grammys, which will be televised at a later date.
Nice to have a song your mum will know in the middle of all this hullaballoo, huh?
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Show's over people.
If you've slept through the awards (in the city that doesn't sleep) then simply scroll back down this page to see how it all unfolded.
In a nutshell, a late surge from Bruno Mars stopped Kendrick Lamar from stealing the show on an evening of fine performances, as the industry wore white roses to stand up to sexual harassment and gender inequality.
We'll leave you with the official song of the year.
We're off to put our 'jammies' on, as Bruno calls them, while he, Cardi B and the rest of them party long into the New York night/morning.
See you all Tuesday morning when we're back on UK time.
Read more.
Grammy afterthoughts...
So it's all over for another year and we've been there every step of the way.
But we weren't the only ones, here are some more thoughts on "the biggest night in music".
Vulture lists its highs and lows from the event. Sample low: "Even if you’re a U2 fan, three appearances by Bono and The Edge is a lot.
"No performance from Lorde but two from U2? No love for SZA but thrice we heard from Bono?"
The Washington Post listed its performances from best to worst - not great news for Sam Smith, it writes:"This performance was full of finger-wagging and disappointed head nods that would put a grandmother to shame."
The Vox lists three reasons why the Grammys 2018 fell flat: "Torn between being a celebratory night jam-packed with fiery performances and a somber reflection on The World Today, the Grammys ended up just floundering somewhere in the middle."
So who are you wearing?
We've dressed down for our overnight shift but the likes of Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey and Cardi B did anything but.
Check out some of the ladies with a passion for fashion on the red carper at this year's awards, courtesy of the Recording Academy,
Grammys: Some of the stars' favourite bits
Well, lucky old Bruno has six memories to take with him tonight but what about the other stars in attendance.
For Lorde's co-writer it was a Broadway legend in fine form while for Bryson Tiller, Ri Ri and DJ K helped to give him "one of the best days of my life."
For Gaga though, it was all about the dress.
Jay-Z suffers one of the biggest shut outs in Grammy history
With eight nominations,Jay-Z was out in front at this year's awards but lost out in every single category.
Apparently that makes him one of the biggest on-the-night losers in Grammys history.
Not that he seemed too concerned.
Last year, Kanye West and Rihanna both went home empty-handed after the same number of nominations, while Sir Paul McCartney apparently lost from nine nominations in 1966.
Read more.
Jay's daughter Blue Ivy was clearly NOT IMPRESSED...
Bruno hails 'unreal' evening
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Disappointment as women largely snubbed by the Grammys in 2018
Amidst the celebrations for Bruno Mars, the lack of female artists winning any of the major categories has been picked up on social media.
Women accounted for just 17 wins out of 86 at this year's Grammys.
A sad statement of fact considering the power of Kesha's performance (above)
Ken 5-6 Bruno
Well it wasn't quite Adele v Beyonce from last year...
But none the less Bruno Mars' last minute album of the year winner saw him pull off a mini-shock over the critically-lauded Kendrick Lamar.
Here's how it went down...
Ken won:
Bruno won:
(7. If you include best engineered album, which we don't, as Bruno isn't an engineer)
Damn, indeed...
Keep calm everyone like Blue Ivy
It takes more than a few singers and rappers to impress this celebrity child.
Album of the year is 'a big big deal' and goes to...
Bruno Mars again.
He's defied all the critics to beat Kendrick to the final award of the night and steal a dramatic 6-5 victory at the death.
"Don't cut me off Grammys please," Bruno pleaded, after having earlier been somewhat curtailed in his acceptance speech.
"I've been drinking a little bit and celebrating," he confessed, before telling a heart-warming tale about how his 15-year-old self used to sing for his supper to tourists in Hawaii.
Apparently, all he's ever wanted to do is share the love and make people dance.
Oh and "sprinkle Mars sauce" on his favourite tracks.
Other sauces are available.
He was given his award by Bono and The Edge from U2 who stressed what a "big big deal" the award was and how important it is not to come out on stage "like an ass".
Best new artist Alessia Cara takes to the stage
The singer performs rapper Logic's suicide prevention track 1-800-273-8255 alongside another new artist nominee Khalid who has failed to convert any of his five nominations.
The trio are backed up by a huge group of suicide survivors and friends and relatives of suicide victims standing silent, wearing t-shirt that bear the slogan 'You Are Not Alone'.
The Maryland-born rapper finishes the track with an impassioned plea, saying "Bring us you're tired, you're poor and any immigrant that seeks refuge."
This is what young people are talking about when they say 'woke'.
RIP Tom Petty
Tonight, we've already seen tributes to two rock 'n' roll greats that we lost last year in Chuck Berry and Fats Domino.
Now a third - Tom Petty - has been honoured with an acoustic performance of his track Wildflowers, by country album winner Chris Stapleton and all round country legend Emmlyou Harris.
The Academy then rattled through a montage of other stricken artists from the past 12 months; including Glen Campbell, Joni Sledge, Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington.
Their music lives on.
SZA takes to the stage for an assured performance
She missed out on the best new artist, by a singer whose album was out in 2016, but SZA proved her mettle with a great solo performance of Broken Clocks.
Its a confident performance by a woman whose star is most definitely on the rise, even if it does look like someone has attacked her trousers and top with a hedge strimmer.
We even have a shower of sparks raining down on the stage.
Bravo.
Record of the year goes to...
That man, Bruno Mars, for 24K Magic.
That's five for Bruno now, which puts him level with Ken.
He thanked "My lady Jessica for being my rock" and his dear old dad, saying; "Look at me Pop, I'm at The Grammys!"
He was presented with his award by Alicia Keys, who said she prefers it when the Grammys are in her home city and not in LA as normal.
We never knew Alicia loved New York so much, she's never mentioned it before...
Who has won what so far then?
Here's a quick recap of some of the big 'uns
Patti LuPone knocks it out of the park
Wow, this lady has some pipes at the age of 68, singing the song which helped win her a Tony Award for her role as Eva Peron in the 1979 original Broadway production of Evita.
Madonna went on to play the role in the 1996 film adaptation.
It's part of a tribute to Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Apparently the pair of them haven't spoken in two decades.
James Corden's mum and dad just nipped out to watch Hamilton
They're back in the audience now but tickets are hard to come by for the hip hop musical, as James' dad cheekily pointed out.
Plus it's not like their baby boy hasn't hosted the event before...
As we enter the third hour of the show, Mr Corden Senior does have a point.
OK, where's the chocolate?
Elton and Miley: Together at last
Miley Cyrus lends her trademark growl to Tiny Dancer in a performance celebrating Sir Elton John's five-decade-long career.
It also acts as a trailer for the all-star Elton concert that takes place on Tuesday, also organised by the Grammys, which will be televised at a later date.
Nice to have a song your mum will know in the middle of all this hullaballoo, huh?
Trump finally gets a mention
It's taken two and a half hours but the US President finally get a mention in a skit about a future nominee for spoken word album.
Cue stars like Snoop, John Legend, DJ Khaled and Cardi B reading extracts from the Michael Wolff book Fire and Fury.
"This is how he lives his life?" asks a staggered Cardi, at the thought of his eating a cheeseburger in bed at 6.30pm.
The sketch comes to an end with his failed presidential candidate rival Hillary Clinton asking whether it will really win a Grammy.
Let's be brutally honest, it will be the first thing she's won...