The 60th GRAMMY Awards nominees for Best New Artist are Alessia Cara, Khalid, Lil Uzi Vert, Julia Michaels, and SZA. Watch Music's Biggest Night on Jan. 28, 2018, airing live from New York on CBS from at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 PT.
In this installment of 'On Location,' learn more about the home of bounce music through its artists, culture and food.
Two giants of their respective crafts, Prine and Murray sat down for an intimate conversation to reflect on the old days hosted by the Recording Academy Nashville Chapter.
Find out the rising pop star's favorite restaurant, movie, party anthem, and more in her record-setting performance in our rapid-fire question game.
The singer/songwriter, who got his break collabing with Rihanna on "Stay," talks about his upcoming sophomore album, maintaining a relationship while on the road and feeling the family vibes in Austin.
Backstage at ACL, the Dutch artist gave us his take on the evolution of the music industry and let us know what his favorite kind of fan appreciation is and more.
Whether you made it to Austin for this year's ACL Fest or not, we'll take you backstage for an exclusive look at some of the festival's hottest artists.
Find out what the indie/folk artist has to say about her new single and forthcoming album.
The GRAMMY-nominated pop rocker dishes on her latest single, her upcoming album and what she's listening to lately.
Ray Benson and Katie Shore of the legendary western swing band discuss their latest album, collaborating with the Avett Brothers and their deep-seeded Austin City Limits history.
The soulful Irish singer/songwriter tells us about his new single featuring Mavis Staples, his thoughts on Austin, Texas, and what's currently on his playlist.
Revisit the streets of New York City in 1994 when the rapper's debut album set the stage for the resurgence of East Coast hip-hop.
We go behind-the-scenes to hear what it was like for the pop star to work with Harris on his throwback-inspired "One Kiss," her gratitude for "New Rules" giving her "so many opportunities," and more.
Venezuelan conductor and Los Angeles Philharmonic Music & Artistic Director, Gustavo Dudamel presents the Lifetime Achievement Award to conductor/composer John Williams during a concert celebrating the Recording Academy's 2018 Special Merit Awards recipients that will air on PBS on Oct. 5.
"I vowed to adopt that trait and his work ethic," the West Coast rapper says of his hero.
The singer/songwriter who went from playing at Central Park to gaining the attention of Jay-Z performs one of her original songs, "Weatherman," for the Recording Academy's newest series, Press Play.
