Country was king at last night's Grammy Awards as Lady Antebellum took home five trophies, including Record and Song of the Year for "Need You Now."  "What an amazing year," said Dave Haywood as they accepted the award. "We are so blown away." 

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Hillary Scott, sporting a new hairdo (which I can't figure out if I like or not), was teary eyed when she said, "We love you all so much. Thank you."  And Charles Kelley confirmed, "We just cried our eyes out backstage."  

Lady A's other three awards were for Best Country Album, Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals and Best Country Song, which they share with Josh.  Miranda Lambert got the Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "The House That Built Me", Keith Urban's "Til Summer Comes Around" got the Best Male Country Vocal Performance and the Zac Brown Band and Alan Jackson won Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for "As She's Walking Away."  Read about all the winners here.