Grammy News

Nashville - Jeannie Seely is a veteran country music star and she has been a member of the iconic Grand Ole Opry since 1967. She has been dubbed as "Miss Country Soul," and rightfully so.

Grammy-winning Christian music recording artist TobyMac premiered the music video for his single "Speak Life" on "Fox & Friends" on February 11, and VEVO premiered it on February 12.

Award-winning songstress Martina McBride has one of the greatest female voices in the history of music, especially the country genre.

Many musical fans may have heard the song "Hey Brother" by electronic dance music phenomenon Avicii, but what people may not know is that multi-Grammy-winning bluegrass musician Dan Tyminski is featured on its lead vocals.

On January 26, at the 2014 Grammy awards, country singer Hunter Hayes delivered a dynamic and bold performance of his brand new single "Invisible," which he premiered at the show.

Grammy-nominated pop singer Adam Lambert is no stranger to taking songs from other artists, twisting them, and making them his own.

Country group The Mavericks are celebrating over 20 years of performing together. They will embark on their "25 Live Tour," which begins on February 27 in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Grammys have announced that two Beatles will be on hand at the upcoming award show on Jan. 26. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are in.

Country Music Hall of Famer Kenny Rogers is resuming his "Through the Years" World Tour now that the New Year 2014 is here.

Grammy-nominated singer and actor Adam Lambert shared on his social network, Twitter, that he is living an "American dream."