• Trent Reznor angrily tweets after Grammys producers cut his performance short: 'Music's biggest night... to be disrespected'

    Beyoncé and Jay Z started the Grammys off with a performance a highly sexualized performance of Bey's new single "Drunk In Love," but it's not like the first minute of her performance was cut off on the telecast. Unfortunately, the night's powerhouse closers Trent Reznor, Dave Grohl, Queens of the Stone Age and Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham performance wasn't given the same respect and was cut short at the end of the show.

  • Hunter Hayes announces 'We're Not Invisible' tour following lackluster Grammy performance

    Hunter Hayes may not have gone over with a bang at the Grammy Awards on Sunday, but he's up and running the morning after. Hayes debuted his new single, "Invisible," early during the ceremony via live performance, a performance that was generally panned by critics (SPIN described it as "utterly uninspiring"). The song's title serves as the theme for his forthcoming tour, which was announced Monday morning.

  • Kacey Musgraves wins awards, country music stars perform at 2014 Grammys [VIDEOS]

    Even though Taylor Swift thought she did (and then didn't) take home Album of the Year last night at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, the "biggest night in music" was still a huge celebratory fest for country music's most popular acts. Though the genre failed to take home any of the night's major awards, country was represented quite well with five (and a half) performances.

  • Daft Punk and Lorde carry pop music flag at Grammys with 'Get Lucky' and 'Royals'

    Two acts dominated the pop categories at the 2014 Grammys, and they weren't necessarily the ones you expected. The best-selling single of the year, "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke, couldn't grab a trophy despite three nominations. The best-selling album of the year, The 20/20 Experience by Justin Timberlake, took home Best R&B Performance for "Pusher Love Girl" but fell flat for both of its Pop genre nominations. Daft Punk and Lorde weren't exactly surprise winners, but they ended the night the most decorated of the pop artists in attendance.

  • 2014 GRAMMY WINNERS: Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Paul McCartney show the old guard can still hold its own in the rock genre

    This year, the Grammys honored the founding fathers of the rock genre. Led Zeppelin won Best Rock Album for Celebration Day after never picking up a Grammy during their creative peak. Black Sabbath, as expected, took home Best Metal Performance for "God Is Dead?" Best Rock Song went to the super group, unofficially dubbed "Sirvana," made up of Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear for their song "Cut Me Some Slack." Imagine Dragons represented the new guard with its Best Rock Performance win, and Vampire Weekend picked up Best Alternative Album for Modern Vampires of the City.

  • Macklemore apologizes to Kendrick Lamar after 'robbing' rapper at Grammys

    All the hip kids are already lashing out at Macklemore & Ryan Lewis for their four-trophy night at The Grammys. The most popular argument is that Kendrick Lamar didn't win an award, and Macklemore won four, so therefore it's Macklemore's fault that Lamar didn't win a Grammy. Blaming the Seattle rapper for the decisions of the Grammy committee seems unfair, but Macklemore seems to agree with the logic. Or at least he sent a text message to Lamar apologizing for the results.

  • Bastille perform 'Pompeii', 'Oblivion' on 'Saturday Night Live' [WATCH]

    Just one night before the biggest evening in music in California (the Grammys, duh!) another huge performance took place across the country. Rising music stars Bastille stormed the Saturday Night Live stage on Jan. 25 alongside host Jonah Hill to perform two cuts from its debut album Bad Blood.

  • Karen Peck & New River 2014 Tour Dates

    After kicking off 2014 with the flu, Karen Peck is ready to get back on the road with New River to share the music and spread the Word. With shows already booked through the end of April, the group will be all over the place.

  • Grammys 2014 - The Christian / Gospel Winners

    The main live broadcast never shows the entire show and sadly, each year, the Christian artists are never included. This year, however, the pre-broadcast was streamed live so fans can find out who the winners are long before the sun goes down.
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