Cast Of 'Hamilton' To Perform At The GRAMMYs
This will be the first live musical theater performance in 5 years.
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This will be the first live musical theater performance in 5 years.
"I want drown myself in a bottle of her perfume, I want her long blonde hair" when sung by a female was a bit controversial.
Kendrick Lamar's fourth single from To Pimp A Butterfly became a rallying cry for Black Lives Matter protesters this past year.
The special, hosted by LL Cool J, will be broadcast live Monday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. ET right here on CBS.
Gaga has cited David Bowie as one of her leading artistic influences.
The three-time GRAMMY winners are unique in hip-hop, or any other genre of music.
"Blank Space" was an important move in a new direction for the former country singer.
Part of the genius of the song's production: the idea to get a John Mayer guitar solo.
The special will be hosted by Nancy O'Dell, Kevin Frazier and Shad Moss.
Tony Bennett really belongs in a different category at this year's GRAMMY Awards than the one he's dominated for the past quarter-century.
The artists join an already star studded lineup.
For rock singer James Bay, receiving not one or two — but three — GRAMMY nominations for his debut album is "insane."
"GRAMMY nominee @SamHuntMusic will duet with seven-time GRAMMY winner @carrieunderwood at the 58th #GRAMMYs on 2/15!"
The lineup of performances for this year's ceremony grows.
Lamar, who is nominated for 11 GRAMMYs, will also be performing on the awards show.
What sets Barnett apart, and earned the 28-year-old Australian a GRAMMY nomination for best new artist, is her distinctive songwriting.
The lineup keeps getting bigger for the 2016 Grammy Awards.
The 58th annual GRAMMYs have announced their first round of performers.
Ruth Brown, Celia Cruz, Earth, Wind & Fire, Herbie Hancock and Linda Ronstadt will also be honored.
He's a behind-the-scenes guy who masters records after they are finished being recorded.
Behind the big names and just as impressive though are the five nominations for Tom Coyne.
The GRAMMY Awards will celebrate a lot of new music, but its ceremony will have a familiar face up-front in host LL Cool J.
The red carpet just keeps rolling out for singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton.
Nominees took to social media to share their gratitude and excitement over the news, while other artists tweeted out congratulations.
Lamar's "To Pimp a Butterfly," Swift's "1989" and the Weeknd's "Beauty Behind the Madness" will battle Chris Stapleton's "Traveller" and Alabama Shakes' "Sound & Color" for album of the year at the Grammys on Feb. 15, 2016.
