50th Anniversary American Music Awards: A Night of Musical Celebrations
Performances
Performances spanned genres and generations during the American Music Awards 50th anniversary special which aired Sunday on CBS.
Green Day kicked off the show with their recent song, “Dilemma.” Jennifer Hudson performed a tribute to Whitney Houston while Mariah Carey celebrated her hit “We Belong Together.” Chaka Khan closed the night with “I’m Every Woman.”
Special Highlights
The pre-recorded special focused on moments from years past and did not hand out awards.
Star-Studded Lineup
On Sunday, stars like Jennifer Hudson, Brad Paisley, Chaka Khan, Nelly, Raye, Stray Kids and more delivered show-stopping performances that had the audience on their feet.
The milestone event opened with Gladys Knight, who dazzled in a black glittering ensemble as she sang her classic hit Midnight Train to Georgia, which won her a Grammy in 1973. The 80-year-old legend set the tone for a night of musical celebration.
Conclusion
The 50th anniversary American Music Awards special was a night to remember, featuring a diverse range of performances that honored the past while celebrating the present.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Was the event a live broadcast?
A: No, the event was a pre-recorded special.
Q: Were awards given out during the show?
A: No, the show did not hand out awards.
Q: Which performers took part in the special?
A: The performers included Green Day, Jennifer Hudson, Mariah Carey, Chaka Khan, Brad Paisley, Nelly, Raye, Stray Kids, and Gladys Knight.
