Last Night At The Grammys: Swift Success, All The Tributes, And Poor Adele
Last night served as a reminder that it's Taylor Swift's world, and we're all just aspiring to join her squad.
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Last night served as a reminder that it's Taylor Swift's world, and we're all just aspiring to join her squad.
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After two months of speculation and consideration, they'll hand out the hardware in Los Angles tonight and award the best in music at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards.
He also says that he's put the "Greatest Of All Time 2" album on hold in favor of a different record.
Get the behind the song story on Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk."
Rory has chosen to remain by his wife's bedside and watch the GRAMMYs from home.
With just a few days to go before the 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards, Radio.com got a few minutes with LL Cool J- hosting for the fifth straight year - to discuss this year's edition of Music's Biggest Night.
Behind the song looks into Justin Bieber's smash-hit, "Where Are U Now?"
"It's for the gentleman in every man."
"I was sort of desensitized to some of the really cool things that happened towards the end of the year because I was worn out. "
Ice Cube, Stephen Colbert, and Sam Smith will also present.
"I'm in the research and development phase."
She also discusses how she feels about the lyrics that she wrote for "Unbreakable Smile," which were written before she was a GRAMMY nominee.
Eleven year old prodigy Joey Alexander will also take the GRAMMY stage.
We don't know what song she's going to do yet, though.
Writing a love song is no easy business, but Sheeran has shown again and again that he understands how to make any listener swoon even just a little, but more likely quite a lot.
The foursome to join Richie on stage at the 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards.
"Take It Easy" seems like a logical choice.
Trainor herself seems to be "in" on the levels of irony that follow her around on the internet, turning her contradictions into an actual following.
Ryan Adams released his own version of "1989," covering every song from the album. High praise indeed.
At first, it's not clear what the song is about.
Stefani's live music video will air during a 4-minute commercial break.
The country singer discusses the title track to his #1 album "Traveller," as well as "Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore."
In a day and age where singles are king, Sound & Color stands out with nary a track worth skipping and is the perfect album for a Sunday morning spin.
Country singer Chris Stapleton will join Gary Clark Jr. and Bonnie Raitt at the Grammy Awards later this month for a tribute to the late blues master B.B. King.
