Cray has shared the stage with fellow legends Muddy Waters, The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Tina Turner and more.

Chuck Mangione, a two-time Grammy award-winning jazz musician who scored a top five hit with his instrumental, “Feels So Good ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Recording Academy has tweaked some of its rules for the 2026 Grammy Awards, which ...

Five years after its release, Dua Lipa’s Grammy-winning album Future Nostalgia still holds up as one of pop’s most replayable ...

Saturday marked the kickoff of the national 5K series put on by Grammy winning DJ and Temple University grad, Diplo. The ...

Alison Krauss and her bluegrass band Union Station will be taking to the Northern Quest stage this weekend. The Illinois ...

Chuck Mangione has died at 84. The jazz musician passed away at home in his sleep July 22, his family confirmed. His loved ...

The Grammy Awards, billed as "music's biggest night," were launched in 1959. Top winners include big-name artists like Paul McCartney, Jay-Z, and Stevie Wonder. In 2023, Beyoncé became the most ...

The Grammy Awards are back Sunday night, the first of a slate of major award shows that will probably look and feel different in the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires. Much of the ceremony will be ...

Beyonce, 41, made Grammys history as the artist with the most Grammy Award wins of all time. On Sunday, she unseated late classical conductor Georg Solti who previously held the title with 31 wins.

Chuck Mangione, the Grammy Award-winning trumpet player best known for the 1978 hit “Feels So Good,” has died. He was 84.

Here are all the details about the 2023 Grammy Awards, airing live on Feb. 5 from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles The wait is over music lovers. The 2023 Grammy Awards are almost here! The ...