Julian Lennon has gone up and down in the music industry while forging his identity in nonmusical realms, like photography and documentary filmmaking. What spurred him to publicly accept the primary reason the world knows him, by way of 'Jude'? Keep reading
Steele homes in on her own unique blend of Americana-informed, melancholy pop on “Riptide,” off her upcoming 'Overland' EP. In this performance, she spotlights her luminous vocals and a rhythm-led piano line. Keep reading
When Zambian rapper Sampa the Great reached a level of success unthinkable to most, many viewed her as an avatar for her nation. But as always, the supremacy of artistic freedom wins out — and that's all she's concerned with on 'As Above, So Below.' Keep reading
Fifty years after their debut, Roxy Music's eight studio albums have been reissued and the band is embarking on a tour. GRAMMY.com spoke with guitarist Phil Manzanera about the band's art rock origins and long tail of influence. Keep reading
This 1961 Gibson SG electric guitar first turned Shaw's head due to its metallic-gold custom paint job — but its appearance is only one reason why he deems it his favorite guitar of all time. Keep reading
Did you know that there were originally nine members in BLACKPINK, or that the group originally had a different name? Here are seven facts to know about the best-selling girl group ahead of the release of their second album, 'Born Pink,' out on Sept. 16. Keep reading
As the 'Glee' star and Barbra Streisand superfan starts her turn as Fanny Brice, GRAMMY.com charts Lea Michele's fortuitous — and sometimes controversial — path to 'Funny Girl.' Keep reading
Mark Caplice's slowed-down, piano-led version of "The Chain" captures all the emotion of Fleetwood Mac's original version from 1977, but applies a melancholy new treatment to the song. Keep reading
Singer/songwriters Pearl Charles and Michael Rault had been orbiting in the same musical universes for years before colliding. They've since developed a romantic partnership and musical family that will hit the road on a co-headlining tour Sept. 5. Keep reading
With this stripped-down performance, Satsang's Drew McManus offers a moving first look into his upcoming new album, 'Flowers From the Fray.' Keep reading
