Grammy

As she accepted her golden gramophone, Adele thanked the industry insiders who helped make her song "Rolling in the Deep" a wide-reaching hit.

From a head-turning paint job to a one-of-a-kind sound, here's why this 1961 Gibson SG is Shaw's "absolute favorite" to play.

As Billie Eilish accepted her second gramophone of her five that night, the "bad guy" singer celebrated the listeners who made her career happen.

Go on the road with Tank and the Bangas as they explain their backstage must-haves – including a little taste of home courtesy of flutist and alto saxophone player Albert Allenback's mother.

Britney Spears' showmanship was on full display at the 42nd GRAMMY Awards in 2000, when she brought two hit songs off her '...Baby One More Time' debut to colorful, cinematic life.

The singer-songwriter demonstrates his version of the classic cocktail, which he learned to love after watching 'Mad Men.' About the Recording Academy GRAMMYs: Recording Academy is the world's

In this episode of For The Record, learn the story behind Clipse's 2002 debut album Lord Willin'.

Reid's favorite acoustic guitar was made by renowned luthier Linda Manzer.

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Take a look back at Lambert's heartfelt acceptance speech from 2015, when she won her first Best Country Album GRAMMY for Platinum.

San Francisco's Outside Lands Festival returned to Golden Gate Park for three days of sun-soaked sounds.

Wet Leg are in their first year of serious touring and are making waves. They discuss creating on the road and making Obama's summer playlist.

One weekend after curating the inaugural Blue Note Jazz Festival in Napa, GRAMMY-winning keyboardist and producer is back on the festival stage.

Griff hasn't toured much in the U.S. and was blown away by the vibes at Outside Lands. She shares her creative journey and stories behind her recent collabs.

The L.A. DJ and producer talks trees, getting creative on the road and what's on her tour rider.

Fresh off the House by Heineken stage, DJ and producer HoneyLuv discusses her creative journey and what she's working on next.

Fresh off the stage after her first Outside Lands performance, German artist Perel discusses being a woman in electronic music and what she's working on next.

DJ/producer Purple Disco Machine discusses his disco roots and love of digging for '70s and '80s records. He even teases a few new projects.

Bay Area R&B/pop artist Thuy is coming home for her first Outside Lands and speaks to GRAMMY.com about following her dreams -- from medicine to major stage.

Zambian singer-songwriter-rapper first came to San Francisco to study music, and returns to the Bay Area to play her first festival in the city.

Backstage at Outside Lands, Phoebe Bridgers shares her experiences at San Francisco festivals and the excitement that comes with "playing as myself." About the Recording Academy GRAMMYs

Ahead of their Friday set, Major League DJz discuss how they blend house music and African dance to create their unique sound.

The Bay Area-born singer-songwriter spoke with GRAMMY.com ahead of a packed set during day one of Outside Lands in Golden Gate Park.

After Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake won Best Rap/Sung Collaboration for "Holy Grail" at the GRAMMYs in 2014, Jay-Z had a special message for his then-2-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy.

Learn the story behind famed audio engineer Alan Parson's signature sound, which he says is his favorite tool to use in the studio.

Enjoy a complete overview of the 65th GRAMMY Awards Online Entry Process as well as a step-by-step walkthrough on how to make entries. Included is the Q&A with our Awards team.

Revisit Sheeran's "chuffed" reaction as he got to claim his Song of the Year trophy for "Thinking Out Loud" from the legendary artist — who just so happens to be a big fan of his.

To cap off GRAMMY.com’s coverage of Newport Folk 2022, here’s a quick video full of artist expressions.

Singer/songwriter Ali Gatie swears by a rather surprising picnic staple to get him through a show — one that also results in an unusual burger recipe.

In this episode of Behind The Board, watch Spencer Brown — who is openly gay — explain how understanding himself allowed him to fully unleash his abilities as an artist.