Chris Martin Sings ‘All My Love’ at 2025 Grammys for In Memoriam

Because the 2025 Grammys started to attract to an in depth on Feb. 2 in Los Angeles, Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin teamed with guitarist Grace Bowers to honor the lives and careers of the musicians, artists and bosses who kicked the bucket over the last 12 months.

The phase opened with photos of overdue One Route band member and solo artist Liam Payne, who died in October 2024. From there, subsidized by means of a string phase with Martin on piano and Bowers on guitar, they carried out a sublime, passionate rendition of Coldplay’s “All My Love.”

Along Payne’s tribute, the names and images of different artists, songwriters, performers and trade executives scrolled around the monitors in the back of Martin and Bowers, because the Grammys commemorated Dickey Betts, The Oak Ridge Boys member Joe Bonsall, Fatman Scoop, Sandra Crouch, Will Jennings, Kinky Friedman, DJ Clark Kent, Sam Moore, Tito Jackson, Marianne Faithfull, Warner Chappell Nashville CEO/president Ben Vaughn, Ella Jenkins, Wayne Osmond, J.D. Souther, ASCAP Leader Inventive Officer John Titta, Garth Hudson of The Band, Nation Song Corridor of Famer Toby Keith and extra.

The Martin-Bowers collaboration wasn’t the one second throughout the 2025 Grammys to honor the paintings of a overdue track legend. Previous within the night time, the existence and occupation of the overdue track wealthy person Quincy Jones used to be commemorated by means of artists in a variety of genres. Jazz pianist Herbie Hancock carried out “Killer Joe,” and used to be accompanied by means of vocalist-performer Cynthia Erivo on “Fly Me to the Moon.” Nation singer-songwriter Lainey Wilson and Jacob Collier teamed for a rendition of “Let the Just right Occasions Roll,” whilst Stevie Surprise and Hancock teamed up for “We Are the Global.” The Jones tribute concluded with Janelle Monáe providing a stellar rendition of Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Prevent ‘Til You Get Sufficient.”