Category: Grammy Awards

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‘Born This Way on steroids!’: Lady Gaga’s Abracadabra has fans “shaking”

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“ABRACADABRA, AMOR-OOH-NA-NA!” Monsters are screaming, crying and throwing up etc (us included!) over Lady Gaga’s new single and video. On 2 February, the Oscar-winning icon premiered a teaser for the ‘Abracadabra’ music video at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, with the song and video respectively released on streaming platforms and YouTube immediately after. Produced by Cirkut, watt and Budgie, ‘Abracadabra’ is a gargantuan dance-pop anthem that blends elements of house, disco, and electronica, echoing the sounds of Born This Way, ARTPOP and Chromatica. The accompanying video, drawing comparisons to iconic clips…

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Anitta da inicio a su nueva gira de carnaval

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La cantante brasileña ha iniciado este fin de semana sus ensayos de Carnaval, una serie de conciertos que recorrerán las principales ciudades de Brasil. La gira, titulada “Ensaios da Anitta”, es una preparación para el Carnaval de Brasil, una de las fiestas más populares del país. Anitta llevará su espectáculo a 12 ciudades antes de culminar la gira con su “Bloco da Anitta” durante el carnaval de Río de Janeiro y Salvador de Bahía. Los “Ensaios” son los conciertos más esperados por los fanáticos brasileños. En ellos, Anitta interpreta sus…

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2025 Grammys: Chappell Roan, Beyoncé, Billie Eilish score major nominations

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Chappell Roan, Beyoncé, Billie Eilish are among the LGBTQIA+ artists and allies that have scored major Grammy nominations. Taking place 2 February at the Crypto.com Arena in LA, the 2025 ceremony has been dominated by Beyoncé (feels correct) and her trailblazing country-inspired album COWBOY CARTER.  With 11 noms, Beyoncé now boasts 99 career nominations and has, officially, surpassed her husband Jay-Z as the most nominated artist in the history of the Grammys. To the surprise of none, she will once again compete for the coveted Album of the Year, where…

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Gloria Groove ha sido nominada por primera vez al Grammy Latino

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La drag queen brasileña ha celebrado en sus redes sociales su primera nominación al más importante galardón de la industria de la música. Este martes, 17 de septiembre, se ha dado a conocer los artistas nominados a la 25ª edición de los premios Grammys Latino. Entre los artistas LGTBIQ+ nominados están la brasileña Anitta, la artista colombiana-estadounidense Kali Uchis, la puertorriqueña Kany García o la rapera Young Miko. La canción ‘Da Braba’ de Gloria Groove en colaboración con Ludmilla y MC GW ha sido nominada a la Mejor Interpretación Urbana…

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Grammys: Beyoncé thanks queer community in historic acceptance speech

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Beyoncé thanked the queer community in her historic acceptance speech at last night’s Grammy Awards. With her win in the Best Dance/Electronic Album category for Renaissance, Beyoncé surpassed Hungarian-British conductor Georg Solti for the record of most Grammy Awards in the ceremony’s history, with 32.  When Beyoncé took to the stage, she told the audience that she was “trying not to be too emotional” and was “trying to just receive this night”.  “I want to thank God for protecting me, thank you God,” she said, before paying tribute to her…

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GRAMMYs 2023: LGBTQ+ artists score nominations in all major categories

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The nominees for the 2023 GRAMMY Awards have finally been announced, with LGBTQ+ artists recognised in each of the Big Four categories. It’s therefore possible that, when the show airs on 5 February, we could see openly LGBTQ+ musicians walk away with awards for song of the year, record of the year, best new artist and album of the year. There is also an array of representation in the genre categories, including pop, rock, country and R&B. 2023’s nominations were led by Beyoncé with three nods, meaning she is tied…

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Lady Gaga confirmed to perform at 2022 Grammy Awards

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Lady Gaga will perform at this year’s Grammy Awards, which are set to air live from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on 3 April. It will mark her first performance at the award show since she sang Shallow there in 2019. She is up for five awards, including Album of the Year for Love for Sale with Tony Bennett and Record of the Year for I Get a Kick Out of You. The announcement of Gaga’s appearance, which was confirmed on 1 April, came just three days after…

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Lil Nas X, Brothers Osborne and Brandi Carlile to perform at 2022 Grammy Awards

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The Recording Academy has announced the first set of performers for the upcoming 2022 Grammy Awards. The biggest night in music will see BTS, Billie Eilish and Olivia Rodrigo take to the stage, as well as LGBTQ+ artists such as Brandi Carlile, Brothers Osborne and Lil Nas X, who will be assisted by Jack Harlow. Hosted by Trevor Noah, the 64th annual Grammy Awards will take place live at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday 3 April. Carlile is currently nominated for Record of the Year, Song of…

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