Grammy Museum

John Legend's platinum-certified second album debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 and delivered the Grammy-winning single "Heaven", extending the success of his breakthrough debut Get Lifted.

Sheryl Crow's second album, released on September 24, 1996, marked a decisive shift from the collaborative approach of Tuesday Night Music Club and produced the enduring hits "If It Makes You Happy" and "Everyday Is A Winding Road".

Cage The Elephant have released their new single 'Dying In Reverse', the latest indication of the direction the Grammy-winning rock band is taking following 2024's Neon Pill.

Blue Note Records has paid tribute to Cassandra Wilson, describing her as one of the most distinctive voices in modern jazz following her death in Mississippi at the age of 70.

Bob Dylan's Modern Times turns 20 on August 29, marking the anniversary of the album that returned him to No. 1 in America for the first time in three decades and reinforced one of the most remarkable late-career runs in popular music.

British producer and musician William Orbit, whose work reshaped the sound of Madonna, Blur, All Saints and other major artists, has died aged 69.

Released in August 1976, *All I Can Do* marked the closing chapter of Dolly Parton's creative partnership with Porter Wagoner and set the stage for the commercial breakthrough that followed with *Here You Come Again* just a year later.