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Grammy Award for Best Tropical Latin Album
Grammy Award for Best Tropical Latin Album: annual Recording Academy honor for tropical Latin albums (salsa, merengue, vallenato, cumbia, bachata). Gloria Estefan's Raíces won in 2026; Blades, Anthony, and Grupo Niche are past winners.
Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Classical
The Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Classical, also called Classical Producer of the Year, honors producers of classical recordings, first awarded in 1980.
Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical
The Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical is a Recording Academy honor created in 1974, judged on a producer's body of work rather than a single record.
Grammy Award for Record of the Year
Grammy Award for Record of the Year: Recording Academy General Field honor since 1959 for the artist, producers, engineers, mixers, and mastering engineer of the best single track or recording, distinct from Song of the Year.
Grammy Award for Song of the Year
Grammy Award for Song of the Year (格莱美年度歌曲), a Recording Academy songwriter's award in the General Field since 1959; honors the writers of a song's music and lyrics, distinct from Record of the Year, which honors the recording's artist and production team.
Grammy Award milestones
Grammy Award milestones: first ceremony May 4, 1959 with 28 trophies; Beyoncé's 35 wins and 99 nominations; Taylor Swift's four Album of the Year wins; Bad Bunny's first Spanish-language AOTY (2026); Kendrick Lamar's rapper record.
Grammy Awards
The Grammy Awards, presented by the Recording Academy since May 1959, are the peer-voted music industry honors decided by roughly 13,000 voting members across 95 categories, with the 69th ceremony set for February 7, 2027 on ABC.
Grammy Awards for packaging, artwork and liner notes
The Grammy Awards for packaging, artwork, and liner notes are Recording Academy craft categories honoring visual album design, today centered on Best Recording Package, first awarded in 1959 as Best Album Cover.
Grammy Awards in the 1970s (13th–22nd ceremonies)
The Grammy Awards in the 1970s were the ten ceremonies from the 13th in 1971 through the 22nd in 1980, dominated by pop and soft rock.
Grammy Legend Award
The Grammy Legend Award is a Special Merit Award from the Recording Academy, inaugurated in 1990. It recognizes individuals or groups for ongoing influence in the recording field.
Grammy Nominees
Grammy Nominees: annual various-artists compilation of Grammy-nominated tracks, released by the Recording Academy's GRAMMY Recordings with rotating labels (Atlantic 2014, Warner 2020); 26 editions 1995–2020, proceeds benefit GRAMMY Museum and MusiCares.
Gran Teatre del Liceu
Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona opera house on La Rambla founded 1837, inaugurated 1847, burned 1861 and 1994, reopened 1999; 2,292-seat La Scala-inspired hall; 2026/27 season themed (Des)sacralitzar opens with Neshat's Aida.
Grand 1894 Opera House (Galveston)
The Grand 1894 Opera House is a restored Romanesque Revival theater at 2020 Postoffice Street in Galveston, Texas, opened in 1895 and now a nonprofit performing arts venue.
Grand Corps Malade
Grand Corps Malade, the stage name of Fabien Marsaud, is a French slam poet and film director who popularized slam in France with his 2006 debut album Midi 20.
Grand Festival
The Grand Festival (Гранд фестивал) is a biennial international folk music competition in Belgrade, organized by Grand Production as a contest for already famous singers rather than a talent show.
Grand Funk Railroad
Grand Funk Railroad, American hard rock band formed 1969 in Flint, Michigan by Mark Farner, Don Brewer, and Mel Schacher; sold out Shea Stadium in 1971 and hit number one in 1973 with "We're an American Band"; still touring as Brewer and Schacher's lineup.
Grand Hustle Records
Grand Hustle Records, also known as Hustle Gang Music, is an Atlanta, Georgia-based hip hop record label founded in 2003 by rapper T.I. and Jason Geter.
Grand Island Opera House
The Grand Island Opera House, opened in 1883 as Bartenbach's Opera House, was a 1,000-seat second-floor theater in Grand Island, Nebraska, hosting Buffalo Bill and Sarah Bernhardt.
Grand National Tour
Grand National Tour: 2025 co-headlining stadium tour by Kendrick Lamar and SZA (also called GNX Tour), presented by Live Nation, pgLang, TDE; grossed $358.7 million, the highest-grossing hip-hop tour on record.
Grand Ole Opry
The Grand Ole Opry, also called the WSM Barn Dance, is Nashville's weekly country music radio show and live stage program, broadcast since November 28, 1925 on WSM, the longest-running radio show in U.S. history, now at the Grand Ole Opry House.
Grand Prix der Volksmusik
The Grand Prix der Volksmusik was an annual television song competition for volkstümliche Schlager, contested by Germany, Austria, and Switzerland from 1986 to 2010, and by South Tyrol from 2000.
Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer
Novelty Christmas song written by Randy Brooks, recorded by Elmo & Patsy (Elmo Shropshire and Patsy Trigg Shropshire); self-released 1979, Epic hit 1984, over 10 million sold, subject of a 2000 animated TV special.
Grandmaster Flash
Grandmaster Flash (Joseph Saddler), Barbados-born Bronx DJ and founding hip-hop innovator: Quick Mix Theory break-looping, slipmat, Furious Five, "The Message" (1982), first hip-hop act in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2007).
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Bronx hip hop group (formed 1977/1978) of DJ Flash, Melle Mel, Cowboy, Kidd Creole, Scorpio, Rahiem; Quick Mix pioneer, "The Message" (1982), first hip hop Rock Hall inductee (2007).
Grandpa Jones
Grandpa Jones, born Louis Marshall Jones (1913-1998), was an American clawhammer banjo player, old-time country singer, and comedian, a Grand Ole Opry mainstay, Hee Haw cast member, and 1978 Country Music Hall of Fame inductee.
Grandson (musician)
Grandson (stylized lowercase) is Canadian-American musician Jordan Edward Benjamin, born 1993 in Englewood, New Jersey, raised in Toronto. Known for "Blood // Water" and albums Death of an Optimist, I Love You I'm Trying, and Inertia.
Granger Smith
Granger Smith (born 1979), also known as Earl Dibbles Jr., is a former country music singer, "Backroad Song" chart-topper, and Yee Yee Nation founder who left music in 2023 to become a Southern Baptist minister, author, and After MidNite radio host.
Grant Hart
Grant Hart (Grantzberg Vernon Hart, 1961–2017) was drummer, co-lead vocalist, and co-songwriter of Hüsker Dü, later leader of Nova Mob and a solo artist; his final album was The Argument (2013).
Grant Knoche
Grant Knoche (born 2002) is a Dallas-born, Los Angeles-based pop singer, songwriter, and producer, ex-Kidz Bop Kids member, fourth-place finisher on NBC's American Song Contest 2022, and independent artist behind the albums I Could Die Just Thinking Of Us and Good Luck Getting Over Me.
Grant Nicholas
Grant Nicholas, Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist born in Newport in 1967, fronts and writes for rock band Feeder (Buck Rogers, Comfort In Sound) and since 2014 has released solo albums Yorktown Heights and Black Clouds.