Grammys
63rd Grammys Review
Story by Peyton Tranas / Core Writer Photos by Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and Los Angeles Times On Sunday night, the Grammy Awards proved that it is possible to execute an in-person award show during the coronavirus pandemic. Many other award shows have taken the Zoom approach (and failed), but the 63rd Grammys was nearly entirely …
Women in the Grammys
Story by Peyton Tranas / Core Writer For some people, Sunday is their Super Bowl. Mar. 14 is the 63rd Grammy Awards. Huge stars are slated to perform, such as Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, Megan Thee Stallion, and many more. However, there are a few noticeable differences this year, besides the …
MTSU alumna celebrates Grammy nomination, shares advice with students
Photo by Andrew Oppmann Story by LB Rogers / Contributing Writer MTSU alumna Laura Rogers was honored Saturday for receiving her first Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Rogers and her sister, Lydia Slagle, make up the duo The Secret Sisters and were nominated for their album “You Don’t Own Me Anymore.” The Secret Sisters …
59th annual Grammy Awards recap
Photo courtesy of CNN Story by Tevin Rutledge / Contributing Writer The 59th annual Grammy Awards did not disappoint. From the performances, acceptance speeches and award winners, to political statements and technical difficulties, the Grammys still has the whole world buzzing. As the show opened, viewers were graced with a performance from Adele, singing her hit song “Hello,” …
Tributes and glitches galore: The high and lows of the 58th Grammy Awards
Story by Sara Snoddy and Jordan Trice Was it just us, or was Monday night’s Grammy Awards a little off? Whether it was the frequent technical glitches — the sound guy might want to steer clear of Adele fans — or the awkwardly arduous tributes to music legends, something about this Grammy’s year just didn’t sound right. Maybe …
Grammys to recognize MTSU alumni
The 58th Annual Grammy Awards will honor several MTSU alumni by nominating them for their accomplishments in Los Angeles on Monday. Leading the pack of nominees is songwriter and producer Luke Laird, a 2001 graduate of the Department of Recording Industry. Laird is no stranger to the fame: He has written 20 No. 1 Billboard …