You never know what may happen on GRAMMY night! Take a trip back in time to see some of the most unexpected on-stage moments over the years on Music's Biggest Night, and don’t forget to watch the 61st GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, Feb. 10 on CBS.
Watch pop titan Taylor Swift win Album Of The Year for her second studio album, 'Fearless,' at the 52nd GRAMMY Awards.
"What emotion... [Thanks] to my colleagues ... and especially to the public, the people, the fans that are there, without people nothing could happen," Laferte said during her acceptance speech about the album recorded in one take.
The rising soul singer serves up a powerful cover of the 2014 GRAMMY-nominated hit for the latest episode of the Recording Academy's video performance series, ReImagined.
One of Mexico's greatest living rock voices, Alejandra Guzman, got Up Close And Personal with the Recording Academy about why she chose Los Angeles to record her latest album, songwriting during some of the greatest and most challenging moments in her life and more.
Watch artists including KISS, Daft Punk, CeeLo Green, Bootsy Collins and more rock their wildest looks over the years at the GRAMMYs.
The rising pop powerhouse serves up a big cover of the 2017 GRAMMY-nominated hit for the latest episode of the Recording Academy's video performance series, ReImagined.
Watch Men At Work perform their smash hit “Down Under” at the 25th GRAMMY Awards in 1983
After his star-studded medley with George Clinton, Sativa, Eddie M, Sheila E., and Snoop Dogg in honor of George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic at the GRAMMY Salute To Music Legends, Bootsy Collins shares the amazing feeling and validation of winning a golden gramophone.
The singer/model/actor power couple serve up a romantic version of the 1995 GRAMMY-nominated alt-rock ballad for the latest episode of ReImagined.
U.K. singer/songwriter Mahalia’s latest album Love And Compromise is named after the words legendary singer Eartha Kitt shared when asked about romance.
How does one not binge on fast food on the road? The Aces sat down with the Recording Academy backstage at Austin City Limits to share how they stay healthy on the road, concepts behind their stage design and their favorite part about touring.
The GRAMMY-winning songstress also talks about staying humble and The Inc. reunion tour rumors.
Watch the Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruz, accept the Best Salsa Performance Latin GRAMMY at the first-ever Latin GRAMMY Awards in 2000. Cruz won her award for the famed live album 'A Night Of Salsa.'
Broadway actress and singer Jessie Mueller, who portrayed Carole King in 'Beautiful: The Carole King Musical,' tells the Recording Academy what King means to her and even names her favorite King song.
The GRAMMY-winning Los Angeles group serve up a vibrant banda-inspired take on the 2007 alt-rock hit in the latest episode of ReImagined.
