Grammys

Forget Lorde and Taylor Swift.

We've come a long way from the days when rock 'n' roll dominated the Grammy Awards. But fans of the genre still have plenty to look forward to at this year's ceremony.

The nominees for the 60th annual Grammy Awards have been announced, with Metallica and Gregg Allman leading the classic rock pack with two nominations each.

You may remember a little over a week ago, Paul McCartney was denied entry into a Grammy Awards after-party. Jimmy Kimmel got the party host to explain why.

When you're monitoring the VIP guests getting into a Grammy Awards After-Party, it may be good to know "who's who". In this case, the worst decision of your life.

Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and contributors to projects from Roger Waters and David Bowie took home classic rock's only awards at the 2016 Grammys.

Forget, if you can, the fact that the Doors, Jimi Hendrix and the Who have never won a Grammy.

We've sorted through this year's list of nominees to bring you UCR's Guide to the 2016 Grammys.

The hits keep coming for Kanye West, and not the Billboard kind.

The rock world suffers a lot of notable losses every year, and it wouldn't be possible to include each and every name in the Grammy Awards' annual 'In Memoriam' tribute video without stretching an already-lengthy show to unreasonable length.

Paul McCartney provided the rough-hewn acoustic backing for an emotional Grammy night performance tonight by Rihanna and Kanye West.

AC/DC made a triumphal return to to national television, their first in 14 years, with a boisterous two-song opening performance on tonight's Grammy Awards broadcast.