Grammys move to March amid pandemic surge in LA
The 2021 Grammy Awards shift from January to March due to rising COVID-19 cases. The ceremony at Staples Center in Los Angeles will air on March 14 after health guidance prompted postponement. Trevor Noah will host with Beyoncé leading nominations across multiple categories.
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Michigan music festivals eye 2021 return with hope and caution
Michigan organizers face uncertainty as 2020 cancellations linger. More than 40 festivals plan 2021 dates online, but health, vaccines, and COVID cases loom large. Some events pivot to online formats while others await clearer safety guidance before confirming plans.
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West Michigan Musicians Pick Top Albums of 2020
West Michigan musicians select their favorite 2020 releases across styles. Notable picks include Tigran Hamasyan The Call Within, Georgia Anne Muldrow Jyoti Mama You Can Bet, and other artists like Lianne La Havas, Fontaines D C, Greta Van Fleet, and Cameron Blake reflecting a wide regional taste.
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Lianne la Havas
Tame Impala
Tigran Hamasyan
Fontaines D.C
Michigan
Cameron Blake
Greta van Fleet
Dutcher Snedeker
Earth Radio
Monk
Tigran
Evan Marien
Arthur Hnatek
Georgia Anne Muldrow
Jyoti
Mama
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