The 20th Anniversary of GRAMMYs on the Hill has been postponed to April 2022 "due to increasing public health concerns surrounding COVID-19 variants and the nature of the awards reception and dinner," Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. said in a statement.

The Meet Your Music Maker program, an opportunity for Recording Academy chapters to meet freshmen lawmakers, concludes this week. Here's what happened in that six-month span—and what it could mean for the future of music creators

Oxford Economics, a self-described leader in global forecasting and quantitative analysis, just revealed its findings on how live music impacts local economies. The data might surprise you.

The Recording Academy has asked our members to reflect on their path of becoming an advocate for music and discuss the importance of using your voice to create change.

Since the American Music Fairness Act (AMFA)'s launch in June, it's only gained support from lawmakers and even radio broadcasters—and this progress shows no sign of slowing.

Bipartisan group of U.S. representatives have introduced the American Music Fairness Act, which will ensure artists are fairly compensated when their songs are played on terrestrial radio stations.

Before the pandemic hit, music creators were already hobbled by the rise of streaming platforms. Now, their "Discovery Mode" is facing scrutiny from the House Judiciary Committee.