8 Music Books To Read This Fall/Winter: Britney Spears’ Memoir, Paul McCartney’s Lyrics & More

As 2023 nears its end and the holidays approach, add these books to your reading list. Memoirs from Dolly Parton and Sly Stone, as well as histories of titans such as Ella Fitzgerald are sure to add music to the latter half of the year. Keep reading

2024 GRAMMYs Ticket Giveaway: Enter For A Chance To Attend The 66th GRAMMY Awards In Los Angeles

Want to go to the GRAMMYs? Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to attend the 2024 GRAMMYs in Los Angeles. Enter now for your chance to win two tickets to attend the 66th GRAMMY Awards or official 2024 GRAMMY Awards merchandise. Keep reading

5 Reasons Why LCD Soundsystem Remain An Essential Live Electronic Band

The beloved Brooklyn band is in the middle of their third annual, multi-week sold-out NYC residency. GRAMMY.com explores how the James Murphy-helmed group still resonates so deeply 21 years after their debut. Keep reading

Snoop Dogg’s Biggest Songs: 15 Tracks That Display His Charismatic Style And Range

As the rapper's seminal debut album Doggystyle celebrates its 30th anniversary, dig into some of the best and most popular songs in Snoop Dogg's discography, from "Gin and Juice" to "I'm From 21st Street." Keep reading

8 Bands Keeping The Riot Grrrl Spirit Alive

Since the early '90s, the riot grrrl movement has served as a guide for music that addresses socio-economic issues and the exclusion of women in punk. Decades later, a new wave of female-fronted punk bands embody the attitude and ethos of riot grrrl. Keep reading

Tkay Maidza On Her ‘Sweet Justice’ Inspirations: Tarot Cards, Lost Passports And Trusting Herself

Tkay Maidza knows karma tastes sweet. In an interview with GRAMMY.com, the singer-rapper reflects on her second album Sweet Justice, self-discovery after getting stranded in Berlin, and working with GRAMMY-winning producers Flume and Kaytranada. Keep reading

Watch: “A History Of L.A. Ska” Panel At The GRAMMY Museum With Reel Big Fish, NOFX & More

Featuring musicians, DJs, curators and more, the multi-part series "A History Of L.A. Ska" explores the genre's deep history in Southern California. The latest installment included members of Hepcat, Ocean 11 and others. Keep reading

Why 1998 Was Hip-Hop’s Most Mature Year: From The Rise Of The Underground To Artist Masterworks

From the release of 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill' and 'Aquemini,' to the proliferation of underground rap and the rise of regionalism, 1998 was hip-hop's sweet spot. Keep reading

On New Album ‘Sentimiento, Elegancia y Más Maldad,’ Arcángel Proves He’s One Of Reggaetón’s Wittiest Innovators

"You become dexterous at building a reality with words," the reggaetón star says of his inventive flow. Those skills are on full display on Arcángel's brand new album, 'Sentimiento, Elegancia y Más Maldad.' Keep reading

New Music Friday: Listen To New Songs From Andre 3000, Drake, Ozuna & More

From long-awaited debut albums to surprising singles, listen to these six new releases from Nov. 17. Keep reading