
Philip Merrill
Philip Merrill is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.
Philip Merrill is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.
Having served as Acting Register since 2016, Karyn Temple now steps up to copyright's modernization challenges full-fledged, as America's 13th Register of Copyrights.
New concerts scheduled late in the year give North American audiences fresh chances to see a youth-movement legend perform.
50th anniversary reissue of the Grateful Dead's breakthrough third album Aoxomoxoa shows their signature psychedelic style's beginnings, their self-production including acoustic-only tracks, and the first arrival of lyricist Robert Hunter.
Palms Casino Resort guests will get their first look at its $690 million renovation's results next week, setting a style that is "different by design" — dubbed as the new "Unstatus Quo."
Ágætis Byrjun, meaning "a good beginning," raised the Icelandic rockers to international attention and resulted in their touring and collaborating with Radiohead.
Afropunk Brooklyn 2019 is coming to Commodore Barry Park on August 24–25 with headliners including GRAMMY winners Leon Bridges and Gary Clark Jr.
The pioneer, who worked with Jack White recently, celebrated her unexpected step back from tour dates as "the beginning of a new chapter."
Last year, Roger finished a book and an album, and he also learned he had cancer — Now grateful collaborators, bandmates and fans look back on the reggae-in-rock leader's upbeat way of life.
The annual Advocacy event will also honor Sen. Chuck Grassley and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries for their roles in MMA's passage, and Adams and fellow honoree Kristin Chenoweth will also perform.
The lineup for San Francisco's August festival is filled with artists prominent at the 61st GRAMMY Awards, including Lauren Daigle, Ella Mai and more.
Indie locals join forces to expand into the retail space and bring BRE to Bushwick.
The musical non-conformist left America and returned as part of the '60s British Invasion, only one chapter in his relentlessly creative career that defeated expectations and treated fame as irrelevant.
At a record-breaking concert in Omaha, Timberlake leads a group donation — with Bai and Live Nation — for victims of Nebraska's record-breaking floods.
With a new album on its way, the R&B superstar singer/songwriter will be hitting the road with his hits this summer, including No. 1's such as "All Night Long," "Hello," "Say You, Say Me," and "Truly."
The spirit of togetherness was powerful at South by Southwest as performers, attorneys and music-related businesses faced important Advocacy issues side-by-side.