See who has the most gramophone trophies at home

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In celebration of the Recording Academy's 66th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 4, 2024, Wonderwall.com rounded up a list of stars who have the most Grammy wins…

Norah Jones: 9 Grammys

Let's start with Norah Jones, who was an immediate sensation when she released her first solo studio album, "Come Away With Me," in 2002. She took home five Grammys for that album and has gone on to win four more, bringing her total to nine. Who else has nine Grammys? Maybe you've heard of them: Mary J. Blige, Rihanna, Lady A's Hillary Scott, Natalie Cole, Sheryl Crow and the Manhattan Transfer's Janis Siegel.

Keep reading to find out who's in the top spot with the most Grammy wins ever…

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The Chicks: 13 Grammys

Despite the controversies that have plagued The Chicks over the years, the band has had a lot of critical and commercial success. They've sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, making them the top-selling female band ever. The Chicks have also won 13 trophies total over the years. Girl power!

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Taylor Swift: 14 Grammys

Taylor Swift has won a total of 14 Grammys over the years. When she won the Grammy for album of the year in 2021, she became the first female artist to have won in that category three times. In 2024, she won the Grammy for album of the year again and became the only artists ever — of any gender — to have won in the category four times.

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Emmylou Harris: 14 Grammys

Country, folk and Americana artist Emmylou Harris has taken home 13 Grammys in 47 nominations over the decades, with her first win in 1997 and her most recent in 2016. In 2018, she won the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, meaning she technically has 14 Grammys to her name.

Alicia Keys: 16 Grammys

Alicia Keys burst on to the scene in 2001 with her album "Songs in A Minor" — which garnered her five Grammys in 2002. The former coach on "The Voice" has sold 35 million albums worldwide over her career and has taken home 16 Grammys in total. Pretty impressive if you ask us!

Adele: 16 Grammys

Talk about turning heartbreak into gold! Adele's first major studio album, "19," made her an overnight sensation. By the time her next album, "21," was released, she was a bona fide superstar. So far, Adele has won a whopping 16 Grammys — including six in one night at the 2011 Grammys for her work on "21." The 2017 Grammys saw Adele bring home five more awards, including album of the year for "25." And at the 2023 ceremony, she won best pop solo performance for "Easy on Me" off her latest album, "30," bringing her overall total to 16.

Aretha Franklin: 18 Grammys

Aretha Franklin made history in the music world. She won 18 Grammys plus several special awards from the Recording Academy (including a legend Award, a lifetime achievement award and a MusiCares Person of the Year honor) throughout her long career. But the most impressive part of her prize history is that she won Grammys for best female R&B vocal performance every single year from 1968 to 1975 — which is a shocking eight years in a row! Aretha got all the respect!

Paul McCartney: 18 Grammys

Paul McCartney has enjoyed tremendous success as both a member of The Beatles and as a solo artist throughout his career of more than six decades. His 18 Grammys put him near the top of the list for most Grammy wins ever. He also has several of the Recording Academy's special awards including a MusiCares Person of the Year honor and two lifetime achievement awards.

Dave Grohl: 19 Grammys

Dave Grohl has won 15 Grammys so far with the Foo Fighters. He scored his first Grammy during his time with Nirvana and also won Grammys for his work with the Sound City Players and other projects.

Yo-Yo Ma: 19 Grammys

Cellist Yo-Yo Ma has also racked up quite a few Grammy wins. The former child prodigy earned his first in 1984 for "Bach: The Unaccompanied Cello Suites." In the four decades since, Yo-Yo has been a consistent winner, most recently taking home the best chamber music/small ensemble Grammy for "Beethoven: Cello Sonatas – Hope and Tears" with Emanuel Ax in 2022.

Tony Bennett: 20 Grammys

Tony Bennett began his singing career in 1959, so it's not entirely surprising that he's on this list. He won his first two Grammys in 1963 for "I Left My Heart in San Francisco." Tony went on to win 17 more Grammys before he died in 2023. He also won the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2002, bringing his grand total to 20 Grammys.

Bruce Springsteen: 20 Grammys

Bruce Springsteen has sold more than 120 million albums worldwide in his career of more than six decades. The New Jersey native has a whopping 20 Grammy wins under his belt and has been nominated more than 50 times! His first win came in 1985 for best rock vocal performance for "Dancing in the Dark" and his most recent win was in 2010 for best solo rock vocal performance for "Working on a Dream."

U2: 22 Grammys

U2 has been around for a long time and their career has simply been one of the sweetest things. With 170 million albums sold worldwide, 13 major albums and a career spanning four decades, it's easy to see why. Equally impressive, though, is that Bono and company have won a whopping 22 Grammys — which is the most ever for a band. Rock on!

Vince Gill: 22 Grammys

Vince Gill has been performing since the '70s, so you'd imagine that he'd have a lot of Grammys… but would you guess that he's been nominated 48 times over his entire career?! Vince has taken home 22 Grammys in total — which puts him in a unique position: He's won more than any other male country star… ever!

Kanye West: 24 Grammys

For all the controversy that surrounds Kanye West, he's still achieved major critical success in the music industry. He's taken home 24 Grammys in 75 nominations, which puts him among the most decorated musicians ever.

JAY-Z: 24 Grammys

JAY-Z has a Grammy-wins record that's almost as impressive as that of his wife, Beyonce (more on her in a minute). The rapper-producer-mogul has been making waves in the music world since 1986 and has spectacularly sold more than 100 million records worldwide. His Grammy success is remarkable — 24 wins in 88 nominations. Jay might have had some problems over the years, but winning Grammys is not one.

Stevie Wonder: 25 Grammys

Stevie Wonder began his career as a child and by the time he was in his 20s, the accolades were pouring in. In 1974, the icon won his first Grammy — best R&B song — for "Superstition." Stevie has won 25 Grammys throughout his career including three for album of the year.

Vladimir Horowitz: 25 Grammys

Russia-born American pianist Vladimir Horowitz was one of the winningest musicians of all time: He has 25 Grammys. Known for his amazing compositions, Vladimir earned Grammys in every decade from the 1960s to the 1990s and also won the Recording Academy's lifetime achievement award in 1990. He died in 1989.

John Williams: 26 Grammys

American composer John Williams earned most of his 26 Grammys for crafting some of Hollywood's most memorable film scores including "Jaws," "Star Wars," "Schindler's List" and "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." His most recent win came in 2024 for "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny."

Pierre Boulez: 26 Grammys

Pierre Boulez won his Grammys doing what he does best: conducting. The French musician conducted the work of many famous 20th century composers such as Bela Bartók, Alban Berg and Claude Debussy. In 2015, Pierre received the Recording Academy's lifetime achievement award. Sadly, he died one year later at age 90.

Alison Krauss: 27 Grammys

Alison Krauss is one of the most impressive women in music! In the four decades she's been performing, Alison has been nominated for 44 Grammys and has won an amazing 27 times! Her first win came in 1991 for best bluegrass recording for "I've Got That Old Feeling," which also gave her the honor of being the second-youngest winner in history at the time. Alison was the most awarded female artist in Grammy history — at least until a superstar surpassed her in 2021. (More on her later!)

Chick Corea: 27 Grammys

Jazz musician Chick Corea won an impressive 27 Grammys in 72 nominations over the decades before his death in 2021.

Quincy Jones: 28 Grammys

Quincy Jones is nothing short of a music legend. He's worked with the biggest stars in the world, including the late King of Pop Michael Jackson in a career that spans seven decades. He can boast 80 — yes, 80! — Grammy nominations over the years. He won his first of 28 Grammys in 1964 for best instrumental arrangement for the song "I Can't Stop Loving You." The legend also took home a special icon award in 1991.

Georg Solti: 31 Grammys

Classical musician Georg Solti — the late music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra — won 31 Grammys throughout his critically acclaimed career. The conductor passed away in 1997 at 84 and posthumously won his final Grammy in 1998. He held the No. 1 spot for most Grammy wins until 2023 when a certain superstar finally broke his record after 25 long years…

Beyonce: 32 Grammys

The queen of them all? That's Beyonce, who became the most decorated woman in Grammys history when she took home her fourth award of the night — and 28th Grammy overall — during the 2021 ceremony, surpassing the record (27) previously set by bluegrass artist Alison Krauss. In 2023, she set another record after taking home the best dance/electronic recording trophy for "Break My Soul," the best dance/electronic album for "Renaissance," best traditional R&B performance for "Plastic Off the Sofa," and best R&B song for "Cuff It" — making her the most decorated person in Grammy history.