Where Little Big Town's Jimi Westbrook Keeps His GRAMMYs
The Recording Academy's Where Do You Keep Your GRAMMY series goes into Little Big Town's Jimi Westbrook's home to see where he keeps his golden gramophones—slight spoiler: they're in the same house GRAMMY winner Tammy Wynette used to live in.
Take A Look Back At Lollapalooza 2019, With Alesso, Loud Luxury, SHAED And More | On The Road
As Lollapalooza 2019 comes to a close, join the Recording Academy in a look back at some of the performers who got the iconic Chicago music festival grooving this year: Alesso, Loud Luxury, SHAED, Chelsea Cutler, Matoma and more.
The Highwomen On Their Inclusive Message: "You Can Sit With Us" | On The Road At Newport
"We don't want more; we want the same opportunity." That's the message of The Highwomen, a.k.a. country supergroup Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Maren Morris and Amanda Shires. The Recording Academy sat down with Morris, Hemby and Shires at Newport Folk Festival to chat about the group's formation, working with Carlile and how, above all things, they aim for inclusivity.
Todd Snider On Songwriting, Storytelling & 'Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol 3' | On The Road At Newport
While On The Road at Newport Folk we caught up with East Nashville folk rebel Todd Snider to hear how he dreamed up his latest album, Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol. 3, chasing the muse and more.
Todd Snider On Songs About Songs, Storytelling & His Dreamlike Return To Folk
Rapsody On The Black Women Who Inspire Her & What Makes Essence Fest Special
GRAMMY nominated artist Rapsody sat down with us backstage at the 25th ESSENCE Festival to talk about the influential musical lineage of Black women who inspired her new album, Eve.
Rapsody Reveals The Influential Black Women Behind Her New Album 'Eve' At ESSENCE Fest
PJ Morton On His History-Making ESSENCE Fest Live Album, Winning A GRAMMY & More
For GRAMMY winner PJ Morton, ESSENCE Fest's 25th anniversary was a coming full-circle moment. On the festival's opening night, the New Orleans native, who has been coming to the festival since he was a teenager, made history by being the first artist to record a live album at ESSENCE.
Watch Macklemore's Honoree Speech At The 2019 MusiCares Concert For Recovery
"I was tired of hiding." Telling a powerful story of addiction and recovery, 2019 honoree Macklemore gives a moving speech at the MusiCares Concert for Recovery.
MusiCares Honors Macklemore At The 2019 Concert for Recovery
Meet The Winners Backstage At The Blues Music Awards
Come backstage with the Recording Academy at this year’s Blues Music Awards to hear reactions from the winners and find out what makes the Blues Foundation’s annual celebration event so special.
Blues Music Awards Celebrate The Late Michael Ledbetter & Much More In Memphis
Music Business & Family: How Melanie Fiona, Monika Tashman & More Music Professionals Get It Done
How do music professionals juggle demanding schedules, industry expectations, and personal obligations? In partnership with MusiCares and the Smithsonian Year Of Music, panelists (Melanie Fiona, Monika Tashman, 9th Wonder, Maura Roll, and Daniel Shores) sit down for a discussion about family life as working music professionals.
Balancing Act: Recording Academy Members Talk Work-Life Balance In The Music Industry
Check Out The Highlights From "Motown 60: A GRAMMY Celebration"
"Motown 60: A GRAMMY Celebration," which aired on Sunday, Apr. 21 on CBS, had it all: touching spoken tributes, live performances from Smokey Robinson, Ciara, Ne-Yo, John Legend, among others, and so much more.
Backstreet Boys On Their GRAMMY Museum "Experience," 'Millennium,' Gratitude & DNA World Tour
On April 8, the Backstreet Boys visited the GRAMMY Museum for a very special evening; the preview night of the newest exhibit there, Backstreet Boys: The Experience. We went behind the scenes with the GRAMMY-nominated group as they reflected on who BSB is today, their legacy, having fun in Las Vegas and their excitement for the DNA World Tour, or, as McLean put it, their "biggest tour in 18 years," in support of 2019's DNA.
Brandi Carlile, Chloe x Halle, Jennifer Hudson & More Pay Tribute To Aretha Franklin
Artists across generations and genres convened to celebrate the life of Aretha Franklin for "Aretha! A GRAMMY Celebration For The Queen Of Soul," a televised special hosted by Tyler Perry.
The evening featured moving performances and tributes from John Legend, Jennifer Hudson, Yolanda Adams, Alicia Keys, Chloe x Halle, Brandi Carlile, Patti LaBelle, Smokey Robinson, H.E.R., Janelle Monáe and many more.
Patti LaBelle, John Legend, SZA, Alicia Keys, Common & More Celebrate Aretha Franklin
Lynne Earls Shares How She Got Behind The Board
Ireland-born, Los Angeles-based engineer, producer and songwriter Lynne Earls believes that the best music is made when you're able to get out of your head and into a flow where "you're working from your instincts."
She runs EMP Studios in Hollywood, and has worked with a range of indie artists, including GRAMMY-winning Canadian singer/songwriter k.d. lang and GRAMMY-nominated Brazilian jazz music power couple Airto Moreira and Flora Purim.
T-Pain Shares Where He Keeps His GRAMMYs
In the latest rendition of Where Do You Keep Your GRAMMY, the Tallahassee, Fla. rapper, who won Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal for "Blame It" at the 52nd GRAMMY Awards and Best Rap Song for "Good Life" at the 50th GRAMMY Awards, talks about what his GRAMMY wins mean to him.
Where Do You Keep Your GRAMMY: T-Pain On What His GRAMMY Wins Mean To Him
Travis Scott Performs At The 2019 GRAMMYs
GRAMMY-nominated rapper Travis Scott gave an outstanding performance at the 2019 GRAMMY Awards, performing an Astroworld medley of "Stop Trying To Be God" and "No Bystanders." He came joined by electronic musician James Blake and Earth, Wind & Fire's Philip Bailey.
Dua Lipa Wins Best New Artist | 2019 GRAMMYs Acceptance Speech
Watch Dua Lipa's speech for Best New Artist at the 61st GRAMMY Awards.
"I want to say thank you to my fans who have allowed me to be the best version of myself," Lipa said in her speech.
See Who Rocked The Red Carpet At The 61st GRAMMYs
Who brought their fashion A-game to the 61st GRAMMY Awards red carpet? Find out by watching our exclusive red carpet recap.
Janelle Monae: "Make Me Feel" | 2019 GRAMMYs Performance
Watch Janelle Monáe's performance of "Make Me Feel" on the 61st GRAMMY Awards.
Angela Aguilar, Aida Cuevas and Natalia Lafourcade: "La Llorona" | 2019 GRAMMYs Performance
Watch Angela Aguilar, Aida Cuevas and Natalia Lafourcade perform a rendition of "La Llorona" at the 61st GRAMMY Awards Premiere Ceremony.
Celebrate Hip-Hop On The 2019 Roc Nation Brunch Red Carpet
Celebrate hip-hop and jump on the red carpet with the Recording Academy at the annual Roc Nation brunch in Los Angeles. Watch the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, Feb. 10 on CBS.
Behind The Scenes: On Set With Rising R&B Star Ella Mai
The 61st GRAMMY Awards on Feb. 10 is just days away, and to get fans even more excited, the Recording Academy is taking them behind the scenes with first-time GRAMMY nominee Ella Mai for a music video collaboration featuring her hit single "Boo'd Up."
Watch how the Recording Academy and Ella Mai put together this elaborate project in the above video, and tune into the 61st GRAMMY Awards to see Ella Mai and more of your favorite artists.
To watch Mai's video, go to grammysevolving.com.
Watch: Nipsey Hussle Takes You Behind His Live Shows in #NoCover
What does it take to throw a concert? From the DJ and live band to the venue and the onstage visuals and even down to wardrobe, you love to watch your favorite artists live, but what goes into making the spectacular sets and intimate vibes? How much does an artist prepare to deliver an experience? For Hussle's show, it comes down to using both a live band and a DJ, the cost of a video wall, the amount of time he takes to do his sound check, the chains he decides to rock and more.
