Grammy Awards

US singer-songwriter Alex Warren has announced a seven-date arena tour across Australia and New Zealand for August and September 2026. The shows follow his eight sold-out performances in the region less than a year prior. Tickets go on sale March 20 at 11 a.m. local time.

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Five-time Grammy-winning Beninese singer Angélique Kidjo has announced her 19th studio album, Hope!!, due April 24, 2026, on Warner Records as a follow-up to her 2021 release Mother Nature. The project features Pharrell Williams (producing three tracks), Nile Rodgers, Ayra Starr, Quavo, Davido, Charlie Wilson, and more. The lead single 'Fall on Me' with PJ Morton is out now, and a North America-Europe tour is scheduled.

Composer Austin Wintory has won a Grammy Award for his work on the video game Sword of the Sea. The award recognizes the best compilation soundtrack for video games and interactive media. The ceremony took place in Los Angeles on February 1, 2026.

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The 2026 Grammy Awards kicked off with the Premiere Ceremony on February 1 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, where multiple artists celebrated their inaugural victories. Standouts included The Cure, Jelly Roll, and FKA twigs, each securing hardware in key categories ahead of the main broadcast.

Tyler, the Creator is the latest addition to the performer roster at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, boosting hip-hop representation. The Feb. 1, 2026, ceremony in Los Angeles will also feature Clipse and Pharrell Williams, Lauryn Hill, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, ROSÉ, and others.

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Destin Conrad, once a teen star on Vine, has received his first Grammy nomination for best progressive R&B album with his debut 'Love on Digital.' Released in April 2025, the album marked a shift from his social media fame to serious music artistry. He followed it with a jazz project titled 'wHIMSY,' both climbing the charts ahead of the February 1 Grammy Awards.