The Grammy field for dance and electronic music has honored some of the most iconic work in those genres, with everyone from Daft Punk to Aphex Twin and Lady Gaga crowned as winners. Most recently the field saw the addition of the Best…
Dave Loggins, the Grammy nominated Hall of Fame singer/songwriter best known for his 1974 hit, “Please Come To Boston,” died on July 10th at Alive Hospice in Nashville, Tennessee. He was 76 years old and no cause was given.
One of the year’s most anticipated music releases was Normani’s long-awaited debut solo album, “Dopamine.” The former Fifth Harmony member had been teasing her debut for years, notching hits along the way, like her solo debut single…
Hybe — the Korean firm behind BTS, Seventeen, Tomorrow x Together and more — is getting a big look at the Grammy Museum in Downtown Los Angeles. Starting Aug. 2, the Museum will host an interactive exhibit to showcase the company’s legacy.…
Woodland Hills High School rising senior Aryana Kapree is just a few days away from heading to Grammy Camp 2024 at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles — the highly selective music program begins July 13.
'Her songs are sung and danced to in every corner of the planet, turning her art into a global phenomenon that crosses borders and is enjoyed by millions,' the CONMEBOL president said.
The Grammy Museum will soon launch its first full-floor K-pop exhibit as part of its ongoing initiative to explore the music, culture, technology, fandom and business behind Korean pop music.
AP Music Writer The Grammy Museum will soon launch its first full-floor K-pop exhibit as part of its ongoing initiative to explore the music, culture, technology, fandom and business behind Korean pop music. “Hybe: We Believe in Music, A…
The Grammy Museum will soon launch its first full-floor K-pop exhibit as part of its ongoing initiative to explore the music, culture, technology, fandom and business behind Korean pop music.
The Grammy Museum will soon launch its first full-floor K-pop exhibit as part of its ongoing initiative to explore the music, culture, technology, fandom and business behind Korean pop music
The Grammy Museum will soon launch its first full-floor K-pop exhibit as part of its ongoing initiative to explore the music, culture, technology, fandom and business behind Korean pop music.