Bennett Showcases His Jazz Artistry On GRAMMY-Nominated Album
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.
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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.
Lamar, who is nominated for 11 GRAMMYs, will also be performing on the awards show.
Bieber and Pitbull will join Adele, Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd and Little Big Town, who will all perform at the awards ceremony.
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.
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.
Nominees took to social media to share their gratitude and excitement over the news, while other artists tweeted out congratulations.
The red carpet just keeps rolling out for singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton.
Kendrick Lamar is the king of the Grammys: The rapper is the leading the 2016 awards with 11 nominations, including album of the year for "To Pimp a Butterfly" and song of the year for "Alright."
Harry Connick Jr. and Celine Dion have also been added to the special.
The special will air December 6th on CBS.
The ceremony will be held on a Monday rather than its usual Sunday.
When Jaren Johnston, Tom Douglas and Jeffrey Steele initially wrote the ACM Award-nominated song "Meanwhile Back at Mama's," they never intended for it to be a duet.
"Never have I heard the song written from the point of view of a guy who's in the back of a cop car with handcuffs on, watching a girl go completely redneck crazy at the cops," Keith Urban said.
One of 2014's biggest country hits was almost a song about a hurricane.
"It's really simple," said Lee Brice of "I Don't Dance," his ACM Award-nominated song, "but it's so true and to the point."
"'American Kids' was that one thing that I was looking for that was different," Chesney said. "There's not that many of those songs around. We're an industry of chasers and copycats, we really are. That's just the way it is."
"I walked up onto my tour bus that same night and played it for my bus driver and the band. I think it floored them too. We were blessed to get our hands on that one."
