Country ruled at last night’s Grammys in Los Angeles with Lady Antebellum scooping an impressive five awards, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year. But it was Arcade Fire who took the big prize, and beat out the likes of Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Eminem to win Album of the Year for ‘The Suburbs.’

Best new act went to jazz bassist Esperanza Spalding who was up against Justin Bieber, Drake, Mumford & Sons and Florence & The Machine. 

Brit acts flew the flag with La Roux winning Best Dance/Electronic album, Iron Maiden taking Best Metal Performance for ‘El Dorado’ and Muse walking away with Best Rock Album.

Performances on the night were as impressive as always, and included collaborations between Cee Lo Green, Gwyneth Paltrow and some Muppets, Raphael Saadiq and Mick Jagger, Bruno Mars, B.O.B and Janelle Monae, Eminem and Dr Dre and Justin Bieber, Usher and Jaden Smith, while Gaga belted out ‘Born This Way’ live on TV for the first time.

Below is a list of the main Grammy winners:

Record of the Year – Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’

Album of the Year – Arcade Fire – ‘The Suburbs’

Song of the Year – Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’

Best New Artist – Esperanza Spalding

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – Lady Gaga – ‘Bad Romance’

Best Pop Vocal Album – Lady Gaga – ‘The Fame Monster’

Best Male Pop Vocal Performance – Bruno Mars – ‘Just The Way Your Are’

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album – Michael Bublé – Crazy Love

Best Rock Album – Muse – ‘The Resistance’

Best Rap Album – Eminem – ‘Recovery’

Best Country Album – Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – Lady Gaga – ‘Telephone’

Best Male Pop Vocal Performance – Bruno Mars – ‘Just The Way You Are’

Best Pop Instrumental Performance – Jeff Beck – ‘Nessun Dorma’

Best Dance Recording – Rihanna – ‘Only Girl (In The World)’

Best Electronic/Dance Album – La Roux – ‘La Roux’

Best Alternative Music Album – The Black Keys – ‘Brothers’

Best R&B Album – John Legend & The Roots – Wake Up!

Best Contemporary R&B Album – Usher – ‘Raymond V Raymond’

Best Rap Solo Performance – Eminem – ‘Not Afraid’

Best Rap Performance by a Dup or Group – Jay-Z & Swizz Beatz – ‘On To The Next One’

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration – Jay-Z & Alicia Keys – ‘Empire State of Mind’

Best Rap Song – ‘Empire State of Mind’

Best Country Song – Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’

Best Country Album – Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’

Best Short Form Music Video – Lady Gaga – ‘Bad Romance’

Watch Lady Antebellum perform an acoustic version of their multi-Grammy winning hit, ‘Need You Now’, here: