It’s not just a GRAMMY moment to remember, actually. It’s even bigger than that. It’s TV moment to remember, something we’ll likely be talking about years from now.

Here’s a belated shout-out to Trombone Shorty, too, doing brass players everywhere proud. The guy can blow.

Ryan Lewis’ sister Laura was among tonight’s brides. Talk about tying the knot in style …

Lookout, it’s final performance time. Here’s NIN ripping into “Copy of A,” off the new album “Hesitation Marks.” It’s trance-y and dark and kind of familiar — Trent Reznor revisiting his old days, but with a 2014 twist.

And with Dave Grohl and Lindsey Buckingham helping out, the attack level has been kicked up to fierce.

Let’s turn our attentions to Queens of the Stone Age now, though. They’re taking the reins with “My God is the Sun,” up for Best Rock Performance tonight.

Who's enjoying this the most? Impossible to say. They're all loving it. But so are we -- these guys are letting it rip. It's yet another impossible-to-forget GRAMMY moment. One among many tonight for the history books.

Whew. That's a wrap, everybody! It was an incredible three and three-quarters hours, and I want to thank you for spending it with us at GRAMMY.com. One last plea to keep sending in your comments -- your opinions count! And keep it here for more, including exclusive behind-the-scenes content from backstage at the Staples Center, a complete 56th GRAMMY Awards winners list, photos and video from the show. What a night.