Jessi Colter’s New Album ‘Edge Of Forever’ Is Timeless In Every Sense Of The Word
On 'Edge of Forever,' the 80-year-old outlaw country star doesn't sound like an elder stateswoman. Her latest could have been released in 1973 or 2013. Keep reading
20 Years Of ‘Wicked’: On This Day, The Culture-Shifting, GRAMMY-Winning Musical Premiered
Twenty years after its premiere on Broadway, the deliciously corrupted musical 'Wicked' is still going strong. Keep reading
Boys Like Girls Is Back: How Self-Acceptance & Artistic Freedom Created The Pop-Punk Group’s Best Form
As Boys Like Girls celebrate the release of their first album in 11 years, 'SUNDAY AT FOXWOODS,' singer Martin Johnson explains why the group is in the happiest, healthiest period of their career. Keep reading
Hemmed In By Early Successes, Black Pumas Creatively Flourish On ‘Chronicles Of A Diamond’
With a whopping six GRAMMY nominations under their belt, the pressure was on for Black Pumas to make a killer second album. And as 'Chronicles of a Diamond' demonstrates, their "musical connection is a lot heavier and deeper now." Keep reading
How To Watch The 2024 GRAMMY Nominations: St. Vincent, Jeff Tweedy, Muni Long, Kim Petras, Jon Bon Jovi, “Weird Al” Yankovic & More To Announce The Nominees; Streaming Live Friday, Nov. 10
The nominations for the 2024 GRAMMYs will be announced on Friday, Nov 10, starting at 7:45 a.m. PT / 10:45 a.m. ET. Watch it live on live.GRAMMY.com and YouTube. Keep reading
The Unending Evolution Of The Mixtape: “Without Mixtapes, There Would Be No Hip-Hop”
Today, the mixtape holds a variety of meanings — from a curated playlist to a non-label hip-hop release. From the dawn of the cassette to the internet-based culture of mixtape-making, musicians in hip-hop have developed their style via this format. Keep reading
James Blunt Once Declared “You’re Beautiful”; On His New Album, He Finds Beauty In All Directions
Nearly 20 years after "You’re Beautiful," James Blunt is on the good foot — with a family of his own, a greatest-hits compilation, and a companionable new album, 'Who We Used to Be.' Read on for an interview with the five-time GRAMMY nominee. Keep reading
New Music Friday: Listen To New Music From RIIZE, Norah Jones & Dave Grohl, Mr. Eazi & More
As we hurtle into spooky season, listen to these spooky tracks from Mr. Eazi, RIIZE, Norah Jones & Dave Grohl and more. Keep reading
7 Ways Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ Primed Her For World Domination
With the arrival of '1989 (Taylor's Version),' take a look at seven ways the original album prepared the country-turned-pop star for a global takeover. Keep reading
Behind ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ Super Deluxe Edition: A Fresh Look At Prince & The New Power Generation’s Creative Process
With unreleased songs and a concert, a new series of box sets broadens the understanding of Prince's 'Diamonds and Pearls.' GRAMMY.com spoke with the New Power Generation's Tony Mosley about creating the 1991 release. Keep reading