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The influence of Lionel Richie transcends generations and musical genres, and the Grammys will honor that tradition with a tribute to the legendary musician at this year's ceremony. Ahead of Monday's (Feb. 15) big show, the Grammys announced that Demi Lovato, Luke Bryan, John Legend and Meghan Trainor will be taking part in a tribute to Richie. -
Grammys 2016: Taylor Swift Added to Lengthy List of Performers Amid Seven Nominations
The 2016 Grammys already have a stacked lineup, with Adele, Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, The Weeknd, Justin Bieber and more set to perform. But on Sunday night (Feb. 7), during Super Bowl 50, the annual biggest night in music revealed its biggest performer to date: Taylor Swift. -
Grammys 2016: Bonnie Raitt, Jack U, Chris Stapleton Added as Performers
The 2016 Grammys are continuing to slowly roll out their stacked performance lineup, and Thursday's (Feb. 4) announcements are some of the biggest yet. Jack U, Bonnie Raitt, Chris Stapleton, Hollywood Vampires and more have been added to the schedule for the biggest night in music. -
Grammys 2016: 'Hamilton' Broadway Cast Join Adele, Lady Gaga & More as Performers
The Grammys are going to get a little theatric in 2016. On Wednesday (Feb. 3), it was announced that the cast of the Broadway smash hit Hamilton will be opening this year's ceremony. -
Grammys 2016: Carrie Underwood, Ellie Goulding, James Bay and More Added as Performers
The Grammys have always been known for their interesting duet combinations, and it looks like that tradition is going to continue in 2016. On Wednesday (Jan. 27), the award show announced three eclectic duets, adding to the already-stacked lineup that features Adele, Justin Bieber, The Weeknd and more. -
Grammys 2016: Justin Bieber, Pitbull Join Adele, Kendrick Lamar in Performance Lineup
Grammy viewers had better get ready, because this year's ceremony is about to get a little dose of dale. On Sunday (Jan. 24), the annual award show announced that Justin Bieber and Pitbull will be performing their pop hits this February, joining the likes of Adele, Kendrick Lamar and The Weeknd in the lineup. -
Grammys 2016: Adele, Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Little Big Town to Perform
Grammys, say "Hello" to Adele. With the annual biggest night in music just a few weeks away, on Wednesday (Jan. 20), the Grammys announced its first round of performers, including Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Little Big Town and, of course, Adele. -
2016 Grammy Nominees Album: Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, Lots of Country Comprise Tracklist
If you're looking for another way to relish in the best and biggest music of 2015, look no more. On Friday (Jan. 8), the full tracklisting for the 2016 Grammy Nominees album was revealed, and featuring everyone from Taylor Swift, to Chris Stapleton to Meghan Trainor and Alabama Shakes, the 21-song LP is a who's-who of popular music today. -
Grammys 2016: Nominees Led by Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, 'Uptown Funk'
The nominees for the 2016 Grammys have finally arrived. On Monday morning (Dec. 7), Alicia Keys appeared on CBS This Morning to roll out the big four category nominations. -
Gordon Goodwin on His Big Phat Band, 'Life in the Bubble' Grammy Win and Why 'Whiplash' is Great for Jazz
Yes, indeed, the 2015 Grammys proved to be one populist step forward for jazz at-large. Remember Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett's cheeks? Hell, Herbie Hancock and ?uestlove performed right alongside John Mayer and Ed Sheeran. And no one, save for the haters, batted a valve or crossed a string. For Gordon Goodwin and his Big Phat Band, though, their three nominations and an eventual gong for Best Large Jazz Ensemble were more than just plated platitudes and a non-televised soapbox rant. It was a kind of vindication. -
Producers, Mixers and Engineers to Get Digital Royalties in New House Bill
A new bill in the U.S. House of Representatives is being introduced in Congress this week that would give producers, engineers and mixers -- often times the unsung and forgotten heroes in the whole song-making process -- a piece of the digital royalty pie. The Allocation for Music Producer Act, or AMP Act (H.R. 1457), is being formally introduced by congressmen from both sides of the aisle: Reps. Joe Crowley (D-New York) and Tom Rooney (R-Florida). -
Beck's Dad Worked On Beyonce's 'B'Day' Album
After taking a shot at Beck for winning Album of the Year over Beyonce at the 2015 GRAMMYs a few weeks ago, it came out Thursday that Beck's father, David Campbell, actually contributed to a Beyonce album. It's a good thing 'Ye has already apologized!
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