We went behind the scenes with the decades-spanning, GRAMMY-winning funk/R&B group Kool & the Gang, who reflect on what their 50th anniversary as a group means to them, the magic of forever-classic "Celebration" and more.
The Kenyan-American singer recently stopped by the Recording Academy for our latest episode of Up Close & Personal, and shared what fans can expect on her next LP (more of her) and explained the empowering backstory behind "Swalalala."
In the latest episode of Behind The Board, the multi-talented producer dives into her musical past, her experiences touring with DiFranco and what makes a great record.
In this special edition of GRAMMY Rewind, travel back in time to the 27th GRAMMY Awards where pop icon Cyndi Lauper performs her 1983 single "Time After Time."https://www.grammy.com/grammys/videos/willie-nelson-performs-always-my-mind-25th-grammy-awards-grammy-rewind
We get Up Close & Personal with the "Crush Culture" singer on everything from the vision behind his music videos and his favorite part about touring to his biggest musical influences.
The rising pop star's full ReImagined cover of the GRAMMY-nominated '00s bop is here.
The Recording Academy gets Up Close & Personal With Los Angeles’ own dream pop rising artist Cuco about his debut album, the new sounds he’s featuring, collaborating with MC Magic and Lil Rob and the greatest lesson he learned as an indie artist.
Puerto Rico's COASTCITY, made up of Jean Rodfiguez and Danny Flores, deliver a soulful one-two punch with their performace of "Nadie es Santo" in the latest episode of Press Play
The rising pop songstress will reveal her full ReImagined cover of the GRAMMY-nominated '00s bop on Tuesday, Sept. 3—get a first look here.
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.
GRAMMY-winning bluesman Gary Clark Jr. chats about his earliest tour memories, his blues heroes and how the genre continues to evolve. He also gave us the low down on his new album ‘This Land,’ the instrumental track “Highway 71” and what lies ahead on his creative journey.
Tune in to PBS on October 18 for the fourth annual “GRAMMY Salute To Music Legends” in collaboration with PBS’ “Great Performances.” The all-star tribute concert will honor the Recording Academy’s 2019 Special Merit Award recipients.
GRAMMY-nominated producers Mike & Keys reveal how family led them to a life of music, plus discuss their special relationship with the late Nipsey Hussle, what they learned working with Gladys Knight and their plans to put out their own music soon.
Legendary singer/songwriter and pioneering pedal steel master Robert Randolph talks about the process behind his new album ‘Brighter Days,’ working with Dave Cobb, what keeps him inspired to play his instrument and the most unexpected moments from his recent tour.
The emerging country artist covers the five-time GRAMMY-winner's 1993 hit for the latest episode of ReImagined.
The all-star trio of Tony winning singer/songwriter and playwright Anaïs Mitchell, Fruit Bats' Eric D. Johnson and The National and Bob Weir collaborator Josh Kaufman discuss their traditional-rooted, modern-grown folk collaboration.
