Billie Eilish Sweeps All Her Nominations At The 2025 AMAs After Extending Her Tour

Billie Eilish is enjoying one success after another amid her ongoing world tour!

The "Bad Guy" hitmaker recently became the leading honoree of this year's American Music Awards by winning all seven categories she was nominated for. The mind-blowing achievement comes days after she added new dates to her "Hit Me Hard and Soft" tour.

Billie Eilish first caught the public's eye in 2015 with her debut single "Ocean Eyes" and has achieved numerous successes through her music and unique personality. Despite being loved for her songs and beauty, the entertainer struggled with self-love and body dysmorphia.

Eilish's success at the annual music award event was covered by Pop Crave on X, with the media outlet dropping a list of all the categories the singer dominated. She not only won seven nominations but beat other artists for the top spot, cementing her status as this year's most-awarded artist.

The entertainer scored trophies for Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Favorite Touring Artist, Favorite Female Pop Artist, Favorite Pop Album, and Favorite Pop Song. Her third studio album and its second single, "Birds of a Feather," earned her wins in these top categories.

The news sparked an outpouring of support for Eilish, with many claiming she deserved to sweep the AMAs. "Congratulations on this long-awaited achievement," a fan penned.

Another person agreed, writing, "As she should be! So very deserved, especially after being snubbed at the Grammys this year!" A third echoed similar sentiments, noting Eilish made a spectacular comeback from her Grammys loss.

Besides Eilish walking home with seven awards, other renowned artists scored big at the AMAs. Beyoncé dominated the country categories by winning Favorite Female Country Artist and Favorite Country Album. Eminem also took two awards for Favorite Male Hip-Hop Artist and Favorite Hip-Hop Album.

Lady Gaga also topped her nominated categories, winning Collaboration of the Year and Favorite Music Video for "Die With A Smile" with Bruno Mars. She also scored the trophy for Favorite Dance/Electronic Artist.

The list of winners continued with SZA going home with the awards for Favorite Female R&B Artist and Favorite R&B Song. The Favorite Male R&B Artist trophy went to The Weeknd, who also won the Favorite R&B Album for "Hurry Up Tomorrow."

The international categories saw Shakira win the Favorite Latin Song award and Tyla receive the Favorite Afrobeats Artist award. Megan Thee Stallion came out on top for Favorite Female Hip-Hop Artist, while Gracie Abrams became 2025's New Artist of the Year.

Eilish's big win follows the extension of her ongoing tour with more dates. She announced the addition of 23 global arena performances, bringing the total dates of her shows to 106. The updates saw her scheduling more shows in Japan and a second leg in the United States.

For Japan, Eilish shall perform in Tokyo's Saitama Super Arena twice on August 16 and 17. She will return Stateside in October, visiting Miami, New Orleans, and Phoenix before concluding her tour at San Francisco's Chase Center with a series of shows on November 22 and 23.

The purchase of tickets for the U.S. shows began on May 20 through American Express Presale, while the Japan tickets on American Express Presale were available on May 22 with an upcoming promoter pre-order on May 28 at 12 p.m. local time.

Eilish's tour began at Quebec City's Videotron Centre in September 2024, with the singer visiting North America before heading to Australia and Europe, per Variety.

Eilish opened up about her struggles with self-love and beauty standards in her feature in British Vogue's May issue. The Blast reported that she participated in a question-and-answer session where she addressed queries from fellow singers and celebrities.

One question struck a chord with her as it detailed her issues with body dysmorphia. Rapper Nicki Minaj penned her suspicions about Eilish's struggles with beauty, wondering if the singer felt like her physical attributes overshadowed her work.

Minaj asked if Eilish wished people listened more to her music than they paid attention to her beauty, influencing the latter's confession about her challenges with self-confidence.

"I've never really felt very beautiful or seen myself in that way," she revealed, noting this negative thinking never made her feel like the public focused on her body more than her music.

Actress Michaela Coel wondered how Eilish stays true to herself despite the temptations and struggles of the spotlight. In her response, the singer reflected on her younger days and how many saw her actions as rebellious.

Eilish stressed that she never knew she did not fit into the world's stereotype and never aimed to do anything fearlessly. Instead, she only did what she felt was "cool" and did not intentionally try to break the rules or change people's perceptions of music.

Despite confidently embodying what she liked in her younger years, the "No Time to Die" hitmaker confessed that she experienced many periods of doubt and fear as she got older. Eilish noted the pressure was overwhelming as she got more famous, but she learned to remain strong-willed and trust the process.

Given her recent success at the 2025 AMAs, Billie Eilish is excellently navigating the world of fame.