grammy awards

• Entertainment

These 2019 Grammy nominees boast Maryland ties

The Recording Academy announced the nominees for the 2019 Grammy Awards and several artists with prominent Maryland ties were among those chosen.

• Features

This Day in History: March 15

In 44 B.C., Roman dictator Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of nobles that included Brutus and Cassius.

• Features

Twitter speculates whether the 'M' on singer SZA's shirt stands for Maryland

Does the 'M' on the shirt of Grammy-nominated singer SZA stand for "Maryland"?

By Brittany Britto

Jan 29, 2018

• Food & Drink

Maryland natives Brothers Osborne perform emotional Grammys tribute to Las Vegas shooting victims

Brothers Osborne, the country duo originally from Deale, performed "Tears in Heaven" at the 2018 Grammys.

By Wesley Case

Jan 28, 2018

• Maryland

Liberty music teacher is finalist for Grammy Music Educator Award

Brandi Jason, an instrumental music teacher at Liberty High School, has been selected as a finalist for the 2018 Grammy Music Educator Award. She has been a semifinalist for this award for two consecutive years.

• Food & Drink

Maryland natives Brothers Osborne, Logic, Father John Misty and more earn Grammy nominations

On Tuesday, Maryland natives Brothers Osborne, Logic and Father John Misty all earned Grammy nominations.

By Wesley Case

Nov 28, 2017

• Maryland

Brandi Jason, Liberty High School teacher, named 2018 Music Educator GRAMMY Award semifinalist

This is the second consecutive year that Jason has been selected for this recognition, according to a news release from Carroll County Public Schools.

• Maryland

Grammy-nominated lute player to give free concert in Sykesville

Lutenist Ronn McFarlane will perform at Springfield Presbyterian Church in Sykesville on Sunday, Aug. 13.

• Grammy Awards

Maryland man accused of defrauding charities could be forced to pay restitution

HELENA, MONT — A Maryland saxophone player who was convicted of defrauding a Montana charity could be required to pay restitution to victims of similar schemes

• Features

This (Month) in Black Twitter: Looking back on memorable moments during Black History Month

A special edition of This Week in Black Twitter, focusing on the most memorable moments on Twitter during Black History Month.

By Meghan Pryce

Feb 24, 2017

• Food & Drink

With higher profile, Maryland natives Brothers Osborne return to Grammys

TJ and John Osborne, Grammy nominees for best country duo/group performance for "21 Summer," look back on their whirlwind year, winning a CMA and talk expectations for next record.

By Wesley Case

Feb 10, 2017

• Maryland

Grammy nominee Gallant's musical foundation includes 'anchor to Columbia'

When first-time Grammy-nominee Gallant moved into his Los Angeles home a few years ago, he chose a bedroom with a window overlooking the woods because it reminded him of his view growing up in Columbia.

• Maryland

Editorial: Thumbs up to moving forward with roads, buildings and a playground; to a Grammy nominee

Thumbs up: While it will be years before major improvements are made to Md. 32 in the southern end of Carroll, at least those who travel that highway

• Maryland

Liberty High band instructor Brandi Jason reaches semifinals for Grammy Music Educator Award

Jason, who directs concert band, symphonic band, wind ensemble, orchestra, jazz ensemble and more, recently made it to the semi-finals for the GRAMMY Music Educator Award.

• Food & Drink

Brothers Osborne, natives of Anne Arundel County, earn two CMA Awards nominations

Brothers Osborne, natives of Deale, Maryland, earned two Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday.

By Wesley Case

Aug 31, 2016

• Food & Drink

Grammy-nominated Brothers Osborne to play on 'Late Night,' 'Today' shows

The musical Deale natives, John and T.J. Osborne, will appear on NBC's "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on Jan. 18 at 12:35 a.m., and the "Today" show on Jan. 19 at 9 a.m. in support of their debut album, "Pawn Shop."

• Food & Drink

Maryland natives Tamar Braxton, Brothers Osborne earn Grammy nominations

International stars like Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift and the Weeknd led the pack Monday morning, when the Grammy Awards announced its nominees for the 58th ceremony (taking place Feb. 15 in Los Angeles). But a couple of artists originally from Maryland were recognized as well.

By Wesley Case

Dec 7, 2015

• Howard County

Howard teacher is 2016 Grammy Music Educator Award semifinalist

River Hill High music teacher Richard McCready is one of 25 semifinalists for the 2016 Grammy Music Educator Award selected from more than 4,500 nominees.

By Lisa Philip

Oct 14, 2015

• Maryland

Jason named Grammy music educator award quarterfinalist

Brandi Jason, an instrumental music teacher at Liberty High School, has been named a quarterfinalist for the 2016 GRAMMY Music Educator Award

• Maryland

Jason named Grammy music educator award quarterfinalist

Brandi Jason, an instrumental music teacher at Liberty High School, has been named a quarterfinalist for the 2016 GRAMMY Music Educator Award

• Movies

Throwback Thursday: The top 10 songs this week in 1987

This week 28 years ago, 93,173 people attended Wrestlemania III, Vincent Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" sold for the equivalent of $39.7 million, Bruce Willis' "Blind Date" was No. 1 at the box office, and the following songs were the most popular in the U.S., according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart.

By Jordan Bartel

Mar 26, 2015

• Maryland

Grammy-Award nominated bluegrass group to perform at Carroll Arts Center

Prior to their trip to the Grammy's, where they have been nominated for Best Bluegrass Album, the band Frank Solivan and the Dirty Kitchen are making a stop in

• Maryland

Free concerts being presented at Brightview Westminster Ridge

Carroll County String Project is partnering with Brightview Westminster Ridge to bring noontime concerts there.

• Grammy Awards

Artists with Baltimore ties earn 2015 Grammy nominations

Songwriter Kevin Kadish, filmmaker John Waters, pianist Leon Fleisher and producer David Starobin share Baltimore ties and Grammy nominations.

• Howard County

Howard music instructor is semifinalist for Grammy recognition

Terry Eberhardt, Instructional Facilitator for Music with the Howard County Public School System, is one of 25 semifinalists for the 2015 Grammy Music Educator of the Year award.

• Howard County

Terry Eberhardt up for music educator Grammy award [Marriottsville/Sykesville/Woodstock]

When the 57th annual Grammy Awards air on Feb. 8, 2015, Marriotts Ridge High School students and staff might see a familiar face, Terry Eberhardt

• Baltimore City Paper

Music Man

• Harford

Havre de Grace high music teacher is quarterfinalist for Grammy music educator award

Havre de Grace High School's Richard Hauf is among the nation's elite in the running for the award and cash honorarium that will be presented during Grammy Awards Week 2015.

• Baltimore City Paper

More on Artscape Lineup

• Harford

Harford Library celebrates the four British lads who changed America

"One, two, three, FOUR!" Never has a foreign invasion of a country's culture been announced in such a way. But so it was when American disc jockeys began playing the B-side of a .45 rpm record by a popular British rock 'n' roll quartet in January 1964.

• Food & Drink

Call him what you want, Kanye West remains at music's forefront

For the past decade, it seems no one can resist labeling Kanye West, who headlines Baltimore Arena on Friday.

• Maryland

The Fab Four came to America 50 years ago with the help of a Maryland teenager

• Opinion

A big, fat Grammy wedding [Commentary]

Watching 33 couples, gay and straight, tie the knot during last week's Grammys, I thought about how brazen the anti-gay forces are in publicly airing their biases and how this was an appropriate public response.

• Opinion

A big, fat Grammy wedding [Commentary]

• Food & Drink

Q&A: Maysa on her Grammy nomination and plans for Sunday's ceremony

Maysa Leak refused to get her hopes up on Grammy nomination night last month. Besides, it was already a celebration of a different kind; she threw her son 14-year-old Jazz a birthday party.

• Food & Drink

Maysa and Baltimore R&B at the Grammys

The wait, which began more than 20 years ago, ends on Sunday night, when Maysa will celebrate her first Grammy nomination. She's competing in the "best traditional R&B performance" category.

• Baltimore City Paper

1950 - 2013

• Maryland

Pop Essentials

• Baltimore City Paper

"Not for all the whiskey in heaven"

• Features

Baltimore woman gleeful about making music to help sick children

Music is Medicine's Leora Friedman

• Food & Drink

Alan Jackson still loves the craft

Alan Jackson, the country superstar who headlines Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Md., this weekend, can't help but wonder: Where did the "real" country music go?

• Food & Drink

With Babyface's help, Toni Braxton is ready to sing again

Severn native Toni Braxton headlines Pier Six Pavilion in Baltimore on Wednesday.

• Maryland

The Lumineers concet, 'The Wolverine' premiere among Pop Essentials

• Maryland

Westminster percussionist playing before sold out crowds on "Red" tour

• Food & Drink

20 years in, Tim McGraw enters a 'new beginning'

Country star Tim McGraw discusses his new album on Big Machine Records, Michael Oher and more.

• Food & Drink

Artscape 2013 headliners include Bridget Kelly, Kem and more

Full lineup and schedule for this year's Artscape in Baltimore includes Bridget Kelly, the Wailers

• Food & Drink

Barry Manilow has hits and awards, but he's focused on music class

"Mandy" singer Barry Manilow discusses his Manilow Music Project, sneaking in songs the audience might not know and more. He performs at 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore on April 20.

• Obituaries

Otis R. "Damon" Harris Jr., Temptations singer

Otis R. "Damon" Harris Jr., a Baltimore singer who performed with the Temptations during the 1970s, died Feb. 18 from prostate cancer at Joseph Richey Hospice. He was 62.

• Food & Drink

Grammy winner Gregg Karukas returns for DC show

Md. native Gregg Karukas to play with British guitarist Peter White at Blues Alley.

• Food & Drink

Otis 'Damon' Harris, Temptations singer and Baltimore native, dead at 62

Otis 'Damon' Harris, Temptations singer and Baltimore native, dead at 62