So who will be carting the heavy metal when the 58th Annual Grammy Awards are presented Monday, Feb. 15, in Los Angeles?
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From the frocks to the shocks, we’re stepping back in time to look at the most memorable moments over the Grammy Awards’ long history.
Even if Taylor Swift doesn’t beat out Kendrick Lamar for Album of the Year, she’ll still have the chance to celebrate her continued domination of the pop music world when she nearly inevitably wins song of the year with her hit “Blank Space”. That’s what Taylor Swift wants him to do as she’s exhausted of him causing controversy for her. With the upcoming Grammy Awards, she wants the night to be about her and NOT Yeezyy’s diss, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned. Nominated for record of the year and song of the year. A favorite at the Country Music Association Awards, he’s still hot and practically has Country Album of the Year in the bag. The musicians capturing the action as part of the campaign include Grammy host LL Cool J, Skrillex and Diplo (as their production alias Jack Ü), R&B singer Kehlani, and country star Luke Bryan. The Eagles’ Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, and Bernie Leadon will join with friend and collaborator Jackson Browne to remember Glenn Frey. As the joint was all but Lemmy’s living room, and Alice Cooper and Joe Perry as well as Johnny Depp do get what Lemmy and his band were all about, it should be a fittingly loud and proud nod.
The country crooner, who has already taken home the American Music Award for New Artist of the Year, is also up for the Best Country Album GRAMMY.
Several predictions are also being passed around regarding the big winners at this year’s Grammy Awards.
The most eclectic of the big three categories this year, album of the year features some truly worthy nominees, not least being Alabama Shakes’ Sound & Color and Chris Stapleton’s gritty Traveller.
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No need to wonder whether fans will see the British powerhouse live onstage at the Grammys – the singer was one of the first anticipated musical acts locked in for Monday’s event. Nominated for song of the year and best pop duo/group performance. The ceremony begins at 7 p.m. central time, and for those watching on a TV broadcast, it’ll air on CBS.
