Wilson performed a lively, rollicking version of Quincy's Ray Charles track "Let The Good Times Roll" alongside singer and composer Jacob Collier.

While she may not have taken home a Grammy at this year's award show, singer Lainey Wilson didn't let that stop her from leaving it all on the stage. Like years before, the 2025 Grammy Awards honored the lives of late music industry legends and this year's salute to Quincy Jones was one for the books.

Lainey Wilson told Glamour in January 2024 that she wasn't sure whether the bell-bottoms that she adopted as her signature look would be forever, though she literally named her fourth studio album, Bell Bottom Country,

Lainey Wilson rocked a signature, cowboy-inspired look when she arrived on the red carpet at the 67th Grammy Awards on Sunday (February 2). The show took place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles,

Lainey Wilson looked gorgeous while walking the red carpet ahead of the Grammy Awards. The “Wild Flowers and Wild Horses” singer, 32, wore a black blazer and flowy black pants, and she completed the look with a black cowboy hat and bold turquoise necklace.