Grammy News
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New York -
Multi-talented comedian Margaret Cho chatted with Digital Journal about her forthcoming "Fresh Off The Bloat" Tour, which will include tour stops in New York.
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Production duo Brasstracks chatted with Digital Journal about their new track "Fever," as well as winning a Grammy with Chance The Rapper. They also opened up about the digital transformation of the music scene.
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R&B trio KING chatted with Digital Journal about their Grammy nomination, future plans and the digital transformation of the music scene.
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Grammy winner Charlie Daniels has done a beautiful job showcasing his patriotic love with his heart-warming version of "Ragged Old Flag."
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Wantagh -
Grammy-winning rock songstress Sheryl Crow chatted with me about The Outlaw Music Festival at Jones Beach this September, and she opened up about staying healthy and she furnished her definition of success.
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Grammy winner Lee Greenwood is releasing "The Lee Greenwood Collection" home decor, just in time for the Fourth of July weekend.
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In 2017, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Jerry Lee Lewis has celebrated 60 years of hits in the music industry, and he continues to tour the world today.
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New York -
On June 25, Grammy winner LeAnn Rimes performed for PrideFest in New York City, for a great turnout. Her set was incredible.
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On June 22, Grammy-nominated pop star Adam Lambert and acclaimed classic rock group Queen performed at "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
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Wantagh -
Grammy-nominated songstress Natasha Bedingfield sat down and chatted with Digital Journal after her concert at Jones Beach on June 14, where she shared the stage with O.A.R. and headliners Train, as part of their "Play That Song" tour.
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New York -
Grammy winner Sheryl Crow chatted with me about her new album "Be Myself," which was released on Warner Bros. Records, as well as her upcoming concerts in New York.
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Pentatonix's Kirstin Maldonado, also known as kirstin, chatted with Digital Journal about her new solo single, the electro-pop tune "Break a Little."
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Grammy-winning rapper LL Cool J deserves to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He previously garnered a nomination in 2013.
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Grammy-winning country group Zac Brown Band has released their new studio album "Welcome Home" on May 12, and it is quite disappointing.
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Multi-Grammy-winning songstress Chaka Khan will be performing concerts in New York, just in time for Mother's Day weekend.
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New York -
On April 20, Grammy-nominated country star Brandy Clark performed at Stage 17 for NASH FM 94.7, for an intimate group of fans.
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Grammy-winning rapper, actor and producer T.I. will be embarking on his 29-city "Hustle Gang Tour," which kicks off on April 26 in Alabama.
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New York -
Electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre chatted with Digital Journal about his Grammy nomination and upcoming show at Radio City.
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New York -
Global music star John Mayer headlined Madison Square Garden in New York on April 5, as part of "The Search For Everything Tour."
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Grammy-winning star Michael Bublé delights on his "I Believe In You" single, which is a track on his "Nobody But Me" album.
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Multi-Grammy winner TobyMac is back with his new music video for his single "Love Broke Thru," and it is quite inspirational.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Andy Summers, who is known for his work with The Police, is back with his new solo album "Triboluminescence."
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Grammy-nominated artist Mike Posner chatted with Digital Journal about his new poetry book "Tear Drops and Balloons" and his smash hit "I Took a Pill in Ibiza."
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The streak is over. Megadeth won their first-ever Grammy award for "Best Metal Performance" for their "Dystopia" album on February 12.
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Port Washington -
Sarah Jarosz chatted with Digital Journal about her two Grammy wins, as well as her upcoming show in Port Washington on Long Island.
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The Chainsmokers won the 2017 Grammy award for "Best Dance Recording" for their hit single "Don't Let Me Down," featuring Daya.
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By AFP
Los Angeles -
The music world's hottest stars strutted their best stuff down the Grammys red carpet at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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By AFP
Los Angeles -
Adele took home five Grammys including the top three awards for Album, Record and Song of the Year, besting her rival Beyonce, who finished the night with two trophies.
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On February 12, acclaimed folk singer and songwriter Sarah Jarosz accepted two Grammy awards in the folk music categories.
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Musical duo Joey + Rory won their first Grammy award for "Best Roots Gospel Album" for their inspirational album "Hymns."
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Grammy-winning rock star Melissa Etheridge James Minchin III
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Grammy winner Cedric Gervais Courtesy of Armada Music
Grammy winner Cedric Gervais Courtesy of Armada Music
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