Beyonce leads Grammy nominees with 9 nods, ahead of Kendrick Lamar and Adele

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LOS ANGELES - Pop superstar Beyonce led the field of musicians nominated for Grammy awards on Tuesday, setting up a showdown with Adele, Harry Styles and others for the top prize of album of the year. Beyonce, 41, landed nine nominations for the highest honours in music....

LOS ANGELES - Pop superstar Beyonce led the field of musicians nominated for Grammy awards on Tuesday, setting up a showdown with Adele, Harry Styles and others for the top prize of album of the year.

Beyonce, 41, landed nine nominations for the highest honours in music. That brought her career total to 88, tying her with husband Jay-Z as the most nominated artiste in Grammy history. Her dance-heavy album Renaissance will compete for album of the year with Adele’s 30, Harry’s House from Harry Styles, Special from Lizzo, and entries from Abba, Bad Bunny, Mary J. Blige, Brandi Carlile and Coldplay.

Rapper Kendrick Lamar, also in the running for album of the year for Mr Morale & The Big Steppers, received eight nominations overall, followed by British singer Adele and singer-songwriter Carlile with seven each.Adele said at the time she thought that award should have gone to Beyonce’s Lemonade. Beyonce has never won the album award, even though she boasts the most Grammy wins of any female artiste with 28.

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