Martina McBride
Wins
0
Nominations
14
Category
Biography
"I wouldn't record a song if I didn't love it."
- Born Martina Mariea Schiff July 29, 1966, in Medicine Lodge, Kansas
- Martina McBride scored her first Top 40 hit with 1998's "Wrong Again," which hit No. 36 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her first Top 10 album, Martina, peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard 200.
- McBride's first career GRAMMY nomination was for Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "Independence Day" at the 37th GRAMMY Awards.
- She made her GRAMMY stage debut at the 46th GRAMMY Awards in 2004, performing "Concrete Angel."
- As a child, McBride began singing with a local country band her father fronted called the Schiffters.
- In 2017 she hosted the GRAMMYs on the Hill Awards in Washington, D.C., honoring Keith Urban and Sens. Susan Collins and Tom Udall.
- McBride has served as spokeswoman for the National Domestic Violence Hotline and National Network to End Domestic Violence.
All Grammy Awards and Nominations for Martina McBride
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Best Country Solo Performance
I'm Gonna Love You Through It
Martina McBride
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Female Country Vocal Performance
I Just Call You Mine
Martina McBride
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Female Country Vocal Performance
For These Times
Martina McBride
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Female Country Vocal Performance
I Still Miss Someone
Martina McBride
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Best Music Video
God's Will
Robert Deaton, George Flanigen IV, Steve Lamar, Martina McBride, Mark Kalbfeld
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Female Country Vocal Performance
In My Daughter's Eyes
Martina McBride
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Female Country Vocal Performance
This One's For The Girls
Martina McBride
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Best Music Video
Concrete Angel
Robert Deaton, George Flanigen IV, Steve Lamar, Martina McBride
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Female Country Vocal Performance
Blessed
Martina McBride
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Female Country Vocal Performance
I Love You (Track)
Martina McBride
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Country Collaboration With Vocal
Still Holding On (Track)
Martina McBride, Clint Black
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Female Country Vocal Performance
Safe In The Arms Of Love (Single)
Martina McBride
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Country Collaboration With Vocal
On My Own (Single)
Martina McBride, Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood, Linda Davis
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Female Country Vocal Performance
Independence Day (Single)
Martina McBride
