Tag: grammys
Booking agencies help artists and crew through the pandemic with NITO
The moratorium on live music events affects more than just artists. From sound technicians to catering people, the universe behind your favorite bands' tours...
Billie Eilish backs Tyler, The Creator’s critique of Grammys “urban” awards
Billie Eilish is backing Tyler, The Creator in his comments about the Grammys' use of the term "urban" in their awards categories.
Back at the beginning of the...
10 times Post Malone proved he could sing anything
By now, we all either know, or need to accept, that Post Malone can do anything. Even though he’s one of the most popular rappers...
20 scene albums from 2002 that you probably still have in your car
When the new millennium broke, the alternative music community was heavily saturated with popular genres such as punk, pop punk and emo. Lying dormant,...
Here’s why Billie Eilish was embarrassed by her Grammy Awards sweep
Billie Eilish recently revealed that she was embarrassed about her Grammy Award wins. The 18-year old icon swept the four major categories Album of...
Do you remember the lyrics to “Ain’t It Fun” by Paramore?
Seven years ago, Paramore unleashed their self-titled record on the world. The followup to 2009’s Brand New Eyes was kickstarted with the attention-grabbing “Now”...
14 scene records that should have easily won a Grammy
It’s no secret that the mainstream media scoffs at the words “Warped,” “scene” and “punk,” especially when they’re all lumped together. Bands from this...
Awsten Knight will rank your band, hoard fingernails and cry at TV
’Twas the summer of July 2018 (AP 359, to be exact) where we had Waterparks front-dude Awsten Knight on the spot for our 10...
The essential emo albums from the genre’s 35-year history
Here at AltPress, we've learned a crucial lesson. Mainstream America doesn't understand that the concept of "emo" is over 30 years old. We know...
Green Day music videos ranked in order of greatness
Green Day are a famed punk-rock band who’ve been around for decades—from breaking out on MTV with their 1994 hit album Dookie to the mainstream...
