Sophia Grace and Rosie stopped by The GRAMMY Museum last week!
Stevie Nicks at the Grammy Museum….AWESOME!
Today I visited The Grammy Museum at L.A. Live for the first time. I’ve been meaning to go for months, but I never got around to it till now. It was such an honor to see the Michael Jackson tribute displays and celebrate such iconic musicians such as MJ, Elvis Presley, The Beatles and the infamous producer Quincy Jones, just to name a few. The Grammy Museum is so wonderful in that it really gives you a glimpse of your favorite artists’ lifetime achievements. I think the most special thing of all is being able to capture an understanding of how hard these artists worked to achieve their goals and understand what their personalities are really like, beneath it all.
We’re always excited to hear about people finding the GRAMMY Museum inspirational. Have you been there? What do you think?
On the strength of the Wilson sisters, Heart stormed the ’70s with hits such as “Crazy On You,” “Magic Man,” “Barracuda,” “Dog & Butterfly,” and “Straight On.” The group continued topping the charts throughout the ’80s and into the ’90s with songs such as the GRAMMY-nominated “Alone,” “These Dreams,” “What About Love?,” “Never,” “Stranded,” and a string of other hits that showcased the Wilsons’ abundant musical talents
Do you have a favorite Heart song?
Indie rockers the Hold Steady joined the GRAMMY Museum’s ongoing The Drop series on May 3, discussing their newly released album Heaven Is Whenever.
Click over for “We Can Get Together,” “The Weekenders,” and interview clips.
Dave Matthews and producer Rob Cavallo took the The GRAMMY Museum stage to discuss their collaboration on the new Dave Matthews Band album, Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King.
