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60th GRAMMY Awards: Jan, 28, 2018
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2018 GRAMMYs: Nominations To Be Announced Nov. 28

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General Field nominations to be announced by Andra Day on "CBS This Morning"; full 60th Awards nominations to be available at GRAMMY.com
Tim McPhate
GRAMMYs
Nov 27, 2017 - 6:30 am

Mark your calendars: The Recording Academy will announce nominees for the 60th GRAMMY Awards on Tuesday, Nov. 28. 

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Singer/songwriter Andra Day will help kick off the nominations by revealing nominees in the four General Field categories (Best New Artist, Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year, and Album Of The Year) live on "CBS This Morning" at 8:30 a.m. ET/5:30 a.m. PT. 

Immediately following, at 8:40 a.m. ET/5:40 a.m. PT, the Recording Academy will announce nominations across all 84 categories via GRAMMY.com and social media platforms.

The milestone telecast will take place Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018, at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The eligibility window for the 60th GRAMMYs is Oct. 1, 2016, through Sept. 30, 2017. The first-round ballot period took place Oct. 16–29, 2017, with the final-round ballot period set for Dec. 7–21, 2017.

This past spring, The Academy has completed its annual review of awards rules and regulations, and established a series of new amendments to guide the GRAMMY Awards process moving forward.

These amendments, effective for the 60th GRAMMYs, include implementing online voting for the GRAMMY Awards, recognizing songwriters in the Album Of The Year category and establishing Nominations Review Committees for the Rap, Contemporary Instrumental, and New Age Fields.

For the first time, all voting members will cast their GRAMMY Awards votes online rather than by paper ballot. This transition will provide the Recording Academy's more than 13,000 voting members greater access and flexibility than ever before, eliminate the possibility of invalid ballots and protect further against fraudulent voting.

Moving forward, all music creators (songwriters, producers, engineers, mixers, mastering engineers, featured artists) credited with at least 33 percent or more playing time on the winning album will be eligible to receive a GRAMMY for Album Of The Year. Previously, songwriters were not recognized in this category.

Nominations Review Committees will be created and implemented for the Rap, Contemporary Instrumental, and New Age Fields. A Nominations Review process was established in 1989 as an additional round of checks and balances to eliminate the potential for a popularity bias that puts emerging artists, independent music, and late-year releases at a disadvantage. Since then, Nominations Review Committees have been established across 15 GRAMMY Awards Fields. 

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Bonobo, CamelPhat & Eldrebrook, Gorillaz, LCD Soundsystem, and ODESZA are the 60th GRAMMY nominees for Best Dance Recording — who will the GRAMMY voters choose as the winner?
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Since first being awarded at the 40th GRAMMY Awards, the Best Dance Recording category has recognized tracks by artists as varied as Janet Jackson, Daft Punk, Lady Gaga, Skrillex, and the Chemical Brothers.

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The five tracks nominated this year include first-time nominee Bonobo’s “Bambro Koyo Ganda,” featuring Innov Gnawa; first-time nominees CamelPhat & Elderbrook’s “Cola”; Gorillaz’s “Andromeda,” featuring DRAM; LCD Soundsystem’s “Tonite”; and first-time nominees ODESZA’s “Line Of Sight,” featuring WYNNE & Mansionair.

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The praiseful voices of Travis Greene, Le'Andria, Marvin Sapp, Anita Wilson, and CeCe Winans have earned a 60th GRAMMY nomination for Best Gospel Album — who will GRAMMY voters choose as the winner?
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A good gospel album cuts straight to the soul, uplifting the spirits and reaching for a higher power to take us to new levels of understanding. This year's class of 60th GRAMMY Awards nominees have all risen to the occasion, and then some.

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Delaware native Travis Greene is up for his 2017 live album, Crossover: Live From Music City; season three winner of the BET gospel singing competition "Sunday Best" Le'Andria earned a nod for Bigger Than Me. Meanwhile, previous Commissioned group member Marvin Sapp is nominated for Close and St. Louis singer Anita Wilson is up for her motivating LP, Sunday Song. And gospel mainstay CeCe Winans earned a nod for her soaring Let Them Fall In Love.

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Heavy, loud, raucous, and intense — dig into this year's rock nominees with these crushing nuggets of knowledge
Nate Hertweck
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Dec 13, 2017 - 12:35 pm

"They said rock and roll was dead," the smooth voice of Common scoffs in the latest 60th GRAMMY Awards TV Spot as video plays of contemporary guitar god and GRAMMY winner Jack White pounding and pummeling his instrument. Rock's not dead — and musicians such as White keep it alive.

The nominees in the Rock Field for this year's GRAMMYs reflect a very bright — and loud — future for a genre that refuses to stay stagnant. From newcomers who are impossible to ignore such as Code Orange, Avenged Sevenfold and The War On Drugs, to prestigious rock royalty like Metallica, Foo Fighters, and the late Chris Cornell, this year's crop of nominees are as dynamic and electrifying as the genre they represent.

The four categories up for grabs are Best Rock Performance, Best Metal Performance, Best Rock Song, and Best Rock Album. Peel back the layers as we look at some under-the-surface details about this year's Rock Field nominees.

1. Crushing It With Meshuggah & Code Orange

The competition for Best Metal Performance this year is literally brutal. The category's heavy-hitting street cred is exemplified by two bands nominated for the first time who are about to head out on a U.S. tour together: Pittsburgh hardcore outfit Code Orange and Swedish metal goliaths Meshuggah.

"We started the band at 14. We're 24 now," Code Orange singer/drummer Jami Morgan told Billboard. "We've grinded every year, eight months a year, in a f*****' van, just to prove our f*****' point. … So [being nominated for a GRAMMY] feels right to me. I slept easy that night knowing that the world was correct, and that's it." 

Across the Atlantic, Meshuggah have been unleashing extreme, punishing albums and live shows in one incarnation or another since the late 1980s, but they have really pushed the genre forward with their willingness to incorporate intricate rhythms into their crushing riffs. Meshuggah's persistence has paid off as the band gets their first GRAMMY nod this year for Best Metal Performance for their song "Clockworks" from their eighth album, The Violent Sleep Of Reason.

2. Nothing More Score Most Noms

Who has the most rock nominations this year? Foos? 'Tallica? Nope. Try Nothing More. The San Antonio-formed rock band features magnetic frontman Jonny Hawkins, who originally served as the band's drummer. Now stepping squarely into the spotlight, Hawkins and Nothing More are nominated in no less than three of the four Rock Field categories — Best Rock Album for The Stories We Tell Ourselves and Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance for their single "Go To War" — tripling their chances of taking home their first GRAMMY.

3. Metallica: Still Hardwired …

Speaking of the Mighty Met, they're back in the mix this year with two nominations stemming from their return-to-form Hardwired…To Self-Destruct, the thrash pioneers' 10th studio effort. In fact, 2017 is "the best year for Metallica in probably a quarter of a century," according to its outspoken drummer/songwriter Lars Ulrich, a fact backed by a quick look at the band's month of August alone.

With this momentum still building, a solid 36-plus years into their career, Metallica show no signs of slowing. Now James, Lars, Kirk, and Robert can add two more GRAMMY nominations to their banner year, one for Best Rock Album for Hardwired … and another for Best Rock Song for "Atlas, Rise!" 

4. The War On Drugs' Los Angeles Masterpiece

Few albums in the rock world played as well with blogs, critics and a wide range of music fans than The War On Drugs' dreamlike guitar-athon, A Deeper Understanding. Led by singer/songwriter/guitarist Adam Granduciel, the Philly-based band cut the album in Los Angeles, lending a sun-drenched sadness to its songs and arrangements. Granduciel also drew influence from one of rock and roll's forefathers, the great Neil Young.

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"We did this benefit where Neil Young played as well. He was playing his classic Gretsch White Falcon guitar with the Bigsby [tremolo bar]," Granduciel told GRAMMY.com. " I was actually sitting on his amp rig and watching him rehearse. He was just going off with [the] bar. I was like, 'Oh, it's so expressive.' I have the same guitar but mine didn't have the bar. After that show, I put the Bigsby on that Gretsch of mine. Then, two nights later, we recorded three songs that are on the record. A lot of the inspiration [came] from that expressive quality of that Bigsby."

5. Mastodon's New Heavy

Continuing their evolution on their conceptually heavy seventh studio album, Emperor Of Sand, Mastodon seek their first GRAMMY win. The Atlanta-bred band scored their fourth and fifth career GRAMMY nominations for Best Rock Album for Emperor Of Sand and Best Metal Performance for "Sultan's Curse." Despite the band's jovial nature and sharp sense of humor (on full display in their music video for "Show Yourself"), the dark themes of Emperor … are drawn from channeling the pain of tragedies that have touched their lives into healing.

"Some of the closest people to us were in the middle of some battles with cancer and some heavy-duty illness," drummer/vocalist Brann Dailor told GRAMMY.com. "If we were open and honest with everyone about what the record was about, then we knew that it could maybe have a positive impact with someone else."

6. August Burns Red, Again

The band Alternative Press calls "one of the most sophisticated metal groups operating" is back with their second-ever GRAMMY nomination, this time around for their intense track, "Invisible Enemy."

But August Burns Red proved something more this year than their staying power — they demonstrated they have a sense of humor. The music video for "Invisible Enemy" featured puppet versions of the band performing the song, which was the first single off ABR's eighth album, Phantom Anthem.

7. Much Respect To Cornell, Cohen

The great landscape of rock lost two of its peak performers in the past couple of years with the deaths of Leonard Cohen and Chris Cornell. Cohen, who gave us impossibly rich and delicately dim songs, lands a nod for Best Rock Performance for his haunting work on "You Want It Darker" from his final album of the same name.

In the same category, Cornell earned a nomination for his sincere and soulful single, "The Promise." Though the song was originally written for the ending credits of the 2016 film of the same name, it was released as a single just two months prior to his tragic death on May 18.

8. Body Count Stand Tall

One of the most recognizable names in the Rock Field is not necessarily one that the average music fan associates with metal. But Ice-T, legendary rapper, popular actor and commanding frontman, and his band Body Count, have been pumping out heavy, socially charged mayhem since 1990. This prowess is on full display in their single "Black Hoodie," nominated for Best Metal Performance, the band's first career nomination.

9. Meet Kaleo And K.Flay

You might have already heard Icelandic rock band Kaleo, whether you know it or not. The band's bluesy rumbler "No Good" was featured on HBO's 2016 show "Vinyl." Now Kaleo receive their first GRAMMY nomination for the song that brought them into the homes and phones of millions as "No Good" is up for Best Rock Performance.

Singer/songwriter Kristine Flaherty a.k.a. K.Flay dug deeper into her inner rocker on her sophomore album, Every Where Is Some Where, adding more grinding guitars and flashes of darkness to the sound of her 2014 debut, Life As A Dog. After a decade of releasing mixtapes and making a name for herself in the underground hip-hop scene, K.Flay became the first artist signed to Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynold's Interscope imprint label, Night Street Records. Now she's being recognized for her work as a songwriter on "Blood In The Cut," up for Best Rock Song, in addition to an engineering nod for Every Where … for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical.

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Arcade Fire, Gorillaz, LCD Soundsystem, Father John Misty, and the National comprise the 60th GRAMMY nominees for Best Alternative Music Album — who will GRAMMY voters choose as the winner?
Renée Fabian
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Dec 12, 2017 - 12:33 pm

Since first being awarded at the 34th GRAMMY Awards, the category of Best Alternative Music Album has seen esteemed winners such as David Bowie, Alabama Shakes, Radiohead, Green Day, and many more.

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This year's group of five albums vying for the title include Arcade Fire's fifth studio album, Everything Now, Gorillaz' collaborative album Humanz, LCD Soundsystem's first album since reuniting, American Dream, first-time GRAMY nominee Father John Misty's Pure Comedy, and the National's critically acclaimed Sleep Well Beast.

With this stellar class of nominees, who do you think GRAMMY voters will choose as the winner for Best Alternative Music Album at the 60th GRAMMY Awards? Cast your vote now!

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