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Most Grammy Awards Won

Beyoncé holds the Grammy record with 35 wins through February 2026, ahead of Georg Solti at 31 and Chick Corea at 29. Kendrick Lamar reached 27.

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  • Beyoncé ranks #1 with 35, ahead of Georg Solti (31) and Chick Corea (29).

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Beyoncé's 35 Grammys are the most of any artist, and she is also the most nominated, with 99 nominations. She took the record at the 2023 ceremony, when her 32nd win passed Georg Solti's 31. Her total includes 3 wins with Destiny's Child and 1 with The Carters. Chick Corea won 29 and Quincy Jones 28, while Alison Krauss, Kendrick Lamar and John Williams are each at 27.

Lamar reached 27 at the 68th Grammy Awards on Feb 1, 2026, and became the most-awarded rapper, passing Jay-Z at 25. Totals are career competitive wins through that ceremony and include group wins: 14 of Krauss's 27 came with Union Station. Ties at 27, 25 and 24 appear in the order the source list gives them. The chart is a ranking of totals rather than a year-by-year history.

The data

Source: Wikipedia, Grammy Award milestones (Most Grammys won), citing Recording Academy / grammy.com; cross-checked Beyoncé's 35 against Wikipedia's list of her awards. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Reshaped to a static ranking of career totals through the 68th Grammy Awards (Feb 1, 2026). A year-by-year cumulative series was not built because per-ceremony win histories for classical artists (Solti, Boulez, Horowitz, Frost) are not available in one reliable source. Totals include wins as part of groups (Beyoncé's 35 includes 3 with Destiny's Child and 1 with The Carters; Alison Krauss's 27 includes 14 with Union Station). Ties at 27, 25 and 24 are listed in the order Wikipedia gives.

Most Grammy Awards Won, Career competitive Grammys through Feb 2026, Grammy Awards won
Date🇺🇸 Beyoncé🇬🇧 Georg Solti🇺🇸 Chick Corea🇺🇸 Quincy Jones🇺🇸 Alison Krauss🇺🇸 Kendrick Lamar🇺🇸 John Williams🇫🇷 Pierre Boulez🇺🇸 Vladimir Horowitz🇺🇸 Stevie Wonder🇺🇸 David Frost🇺🇸 Jay-Z🇺🇸 Ye (Kanye West)🇷🇴 Şerban Ghenea
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Frequently asked questions

Who has won the most Grammys?

Beyoncé has won the most Grammys, with 35 through the 68th ceremony on Feb 1, 2026. Georg Solti is second with 31. Her total includes 3 with Destiny's Child and 1 with The Carters.

Who is the most-awarded rapper at the Grammys?

Kendrick Lamar is the most-awarded rapper, with 27 Grammys after the 68th ceremony in February 2026. He passed Jay-Z, who has 25.

When did Beyoncé break the Grammy record?

Beyoncé broke the record at the 2023 ceremony, when she won her 32nd Grammy and passed Georg Solti's 31. She has since reached 35.

Where does this data come from?

Wikipedia, Grammy Award milestones (Most Grammys won), citing Recording Academy / grammy.com; cross-checked Beyoncé's 35 against Wikipedia's list of her awards. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Reshaped to a static ranking of career totals through the 68th Grammy Awards (Feb 1, 2026). A year-by-year cumulative series was not built because per-ceremony win histories for classical artists (Solti, Boulez, Horowitz, Frost) are not available in one reliable source. Totals include wins as part of groups (Beyoncé's 35 includes 3 with Destiny's Child and 1 with The Carters; Alison Krauss's 27 includes 14 with Union Station). Ties at 27, 25 and 24 are listed in the order Wikipedia gives. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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