Los Angeles | January 27, 2020 — Under the bright lights of the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani didn’t just perform—they told a love story.
Taking the stage to debut their duet “Nobody But You” live for the first time, country’s golden couple gave fans a moment to remember. Blake began the ballad solo, strumming his guitar with a quiet intensity. Then, Gwen appeared—floating in a stunning white Dolce & Gabbana gown adorned with roses, her presence as graceful as it was powerful.
As their voices blended, so did their emotions. The chemistry was undeniable, the performance deeply personal. Halfway through, Blake reached for Gwen’s hand—and in that one simple gesture, the crowd seemed to hold its breath. It wasn’t just romantic—it felt like a promise.
💑 A Moment That Melted Hearts—Even in the Crowd
The cameras panned to another iconic couple in the audience: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. No words were needed. Their tearful, knowing smiles said it all. Watching Blake and Gwen, it was as if they saw a reflection of their younger selves—two artists, in love, sharing the stage and singing their truth.
For Tim and Faith, this wasn’t just a Grammy performance. It was a passing of the torch.
🎶 A Song Made for Them
Though “Nobody But You” wasn’t originally written as a duet, Blake said it instantly felt right to share it with Gwen. “Once we listened to it… we realized it’s the perfect duet—especially for us,” he shared. And the world agreed.
Critics and fans alike praised the performance. Billboard called it “endless love in song form,” while E! Online reported that hearts were melting across the room and online. The performance came early in the broadcast, just after an emotional tribute to Kobe Bryant, adding even more weight to the night.
🌟 A Love That Lives Beyond the Stage
This wasn’t a one-night-only moment. Gwen would go on to perform the song with Blake during her Just a Girl Las Vegas residency and again at ACM events, making it clear this track is more than just a hit—it’s their story in music.
Released just days before the Grammys, “Nobody But You” became an instant success, topping the Digital Songs chart, going platinum, and breaking into the Billboard Hot 100’s top 20.
