Back in 1987, the Irish rock icons were a favorite rising act of college radio DJs and Bono had yet to discover his love of sunglasses. It was also the year they released their momentous chart-topping fifth studio album, 'The Joshua Tree.'

The songwriter talks to GRAMMY.com about the art-rock greats' long-awaited follow-up to their 2015 LP, the exhilaration of full-band jamming and the art of letting go.

Watch the country star relive childhood memories of his hometown in an intimate performance of the final song on his new album, 'Sunday Drive.'

Celebrate 35 years since the initial release of Houston's first of a record-setting seven straight No. 1 singles 

The soulful R&B singer wants to specifically have a big focus on mental health as she has seen her own aunt and uncle struggle mentally, emotionally and financially with the death of their son four years ago. 

With clubs closed until at least next year, photographer Farah Sosa spends her nights documenting L.A.'s shuttered venues—many of which may not reopen without federal support.
 

After years of songwriting for marquee music names—Ariana Grande, Fifth Harmony and Nas, just to name a few—the singer/songwriter is ready to step into the spotlight on her debut project.