2011 Grammy Awards - Full List of Winners!

Record of the Year
Lady Antebellum- "Need You Now"

Album of the Year
Arcade Fire- The Suburbs

Song of the Year
Lady Antebellum- "Need You Now'

Best New Artist
Esperanza Spalding

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
Lady Gaga- "Bad Romance"

Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
Bruno Mars- "Just the Way You Are"

Best Pop Performance by a Group or Duo
Train- "Hey, Soul Sister"

Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals
Herbie Hancock, P!nk, India.Aire, Seal, Jeff Beck- "Imagine"

Best Pop Instrumental Performance
Jeff Beck- "Nessum Dorma"

Best Pop Vocal Album
Lady Gaga- The Fame Monster

Best Dance Recording
Rihanna- "Only Girl (In the World)"

Best Electronic/Dance Album
La Roux- La Roux

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album
Michael Bublé- Crazy Love

Best Rock Solo Vocal Performance
Paul McCartney- "Helter Skelter"

Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group
The Black Keys- "Tighten Up"

Best Metal Performance
Iron Maiden- "El Dorado"

Best Rock Instrumental Performance
Jeff Beck- "Hammerhead"

Best Rock Song
Neil Young- "Angry World"

Best Rock Album
Muse- The Resistance

Best Alternative Music Album
The Black Keys- Brothers

Best Female R&B Vocal Performance
Fantasia- "Bittersweet"

Best Male R&B Vocal Performance
Usher- "There Goes My Baby"

Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group
Sade- "Soldier of Love"

Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance
John Legend- "Hang On In There"

Best Urban/Alternative Performance
Cee Lo Green- "Fuck You"

Best R&B Song
John Legend & The Roots- "Shine"

Best R&B Album
John Legend & The Roots- Wake Up!

Best Contemporary R&B Album
Usher- Raymond vs Raymond

Best Rap Solo Performance
Eminem- "Not Afraid"

Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group
Jay-Z & Swiss Beats- "On to the Next One"

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
Jay-Z & Alicia Keys- "Empire State of Mind"

Best Rap Song
Jay-Z & Alicia Keys- "Empire State of Mind"

Best Rap Album
Eminem- Recovery

Best Female Country Vocal Performance
Miranda Lambert- "The House That Built Me"

Best Male Country Vocal Performance
Keith Urban- "'Til Summer Comes Around"

Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group
Lady Antebellum- "Need You Now"

Best Country Collaboration with Vocals
Zac Brown Band & Alan Jackson- "As She's Walking Away"

Best Country Song
Lady Antebellum- "Need You Now"

Best Country Album
Lady Antebellum- Need You Now

Best Short Form Music Video
Lady Gaga- "Bad Romance"

2011 Grammy Awards - Live Tonight!

Tonight millions of viewers will tune in to watch the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards. Justin Beiber, Lady Gaga, Drake and Lady Antebellum are just a few of the artists vying for awards in some of the most prestigious categories.

After a successful year thanks to his “Recovery” album, rap artist Eminem received ten nominations including one for Album of the Year. Rumors have now surfaced that a possible performance featuring the Detroit rapper alongside folk legend Bob Dylan could be a part of the show tonight. This performance is likely to conjure up memories of Eminem’s controversial pairing with Elton John at the Grammys ten years ago, after the rapper was criticized by LGBT groups over what many called rampant homophobia in his lyrics.

Along with Eminem, many other hip-hop artists are being acknowledged at the awards. Four out of the five nominations for Record of the Year have gone to hip-hop acts.

Lady Antebellum, a country trio that made its debut in Nashville just a few years ago, received an impressive six nominations. Pop sensation Lady Gaga received six as well. She’ll be performing her new single, “Born This Way,” and many viewers will be watching just to see what kind of costume she will outfit herself in this year. Meanwhile Justin Beiber’s performance and Best New Artist nomination are sure to keep preteens across the country up past their bed times.

Christina Aguilera will be attempting to make up for her Superbowl screwup during tonight’s show, with a telecast-opening tribute to Aretha Franklin.

Other artists performing tonight include Katy Perry, Usher, Barbra Streisand, Mick Jagger and Cee Lo Green. Dr. Dre will also be taking the stage in his first live performance in over a decade.

Gaga, Perry, Eminem and Spears to Perform at Grammys

Eminem, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and possibly Britney Spears are set to perform at 2011 Grammy Awards.

Grammy Awards attract the biggest and best names to perform on their stage and it looks like this year will be no different. While the actually Grammy Awards show doesn’t air until February 13th, they announced the nominees a few weeks ago and today they confirmed some of the performers who will be on the show. (Eminem, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga plus more)

Leading off the Grammy Awards 2011 performers are Eminem who is also has 10 Grammy nominations this year. Lady Gaga has also confirmed that she will be performing. She too is up for multiple Grammy’s this year with six nominations. Cee Lo Green who had one of the biggest hits of the summer with his song “Fuck You” will take the stage as well. Cee Lo’s song is only a few months old, but it has seen resurgence in popularity in recent weeks when Gwyneth Paltrow did a cover version of it on the hit show Glee. She is now working on collaboration with him and is rumored to be performing with him this weekend on Saturday Night Live.

Rounding out the performers is Katy Perry who has had a stellar year with her sophomore album and is also up for four Grammy’s, Arcade Fire who has three Grammy nods and country star Miranda Lambert who also has three nominations.

There have been rumors that Britney Spears will be performing, but so far there has not been any confirmation to that. Britney is not up for any awards, but her current single “Hold it Against Me” is tearing up the charts and setting records with how much radio airplay it is getting. Her new album comes out in March so a great performance on the Grammys could help keep her momentum up as she heads into the release of her album and the rumored tour that may follow.

Katy Perry Live at 2011 Grammy Nominations Show

2011 GRAMMY Nominees!

Big congratulations to Eminem, who received more Grammy nominations than anyone else on Wednesday night, garnering a very impressive 10 noms.

In addition to Lady GaGa with her 6 nominations, other artists that received multiple nominations were Jay-Z and Lady Antebellum with 6 each and Bruno Mars with 7 noms.

Other notable nominations include Katy Perry for Album Of The Year (Perry has four nominations total) and Justin Bieber for Best New Artist.

Song of the Year
Beg, Steal or Borrow' -- Ray LaMontagne
'Forget You' -- Cee-Lo
'The House That Built Me' -- Miranda Lambert
'Love the Way You Lie' -- Eminem Feat. Rihanna
'Need You Now' -- Lady Antebellum

Album of the Year
'The Suburbs' -- Arcade Fire
'Recovery' -- Eminem
'Need You Now' -- Lady Antebellum
'The Fame Monster' -- Lady Gaga
'Teenage Dream' -- Katy Perry

Best New Artist
Justin Bieber
Drake
Florence and the Machine
Mumford and Sons
Esperanza Spalding

Record of the Year
'Nothing on You' -- B.o.B. Feat. Bruno Mars
'Love the Way You Lie' -- Eminem Feat. Rihanna
'Forget You' -- Cee-Lo
'Empire State of Mind -- Jay-Z Feat. Alicia Keys
'Need You Now' -- Lady Antebellum

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
'King of Anything' -- Sara Bareilles
'Halo' -- Beyoncé
'Chasing Pirates' -- Norah Jones
'Bad Romance' -- Lady Gaga
'Teenage Dream' -- Katy Perry

Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
'Haven't Met You Yet' -- Michael Bublé
'This is It' -- Michael Jackson
'Whataya Want from Me' -- Adam Lambert
'Just the Way You Are' -- Bruno Mars
'Half of My Heart' -- John Mayer

Best Pop Performance By a Group or Duo with Vocals
'Don't Stop Believin' (Regionals Version)' -- Glee cast
'The Only Exception' -- Paramore
'Babyfather' -- Sade
'Hey, Soul Sister' -- Train

Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals
'Airplanes, Part II' -- B.o.B., Eminem & Hayley Williams
'Imagine' -- Herbie Hancock, Pink, India.Arie, Seal, Konono No 1, Jeff Beck & Oumou Sangare
'If it Wasn't for Bad' -- Elton John & Leon Russell
'Telephone' -- Lady Gaga & Beyoncé
'California Gurls' -- Katy Perry & Snoop Dogg

Best Female Country Vocal Performance
'Satisfied' -- Jewel
'The House That Built Me' -- Miranda Lambert
'Swinging' -- LeAnn Rimes
'Temporary Home' -- Carrie Underwood
'I'd Love To Be Your Last' -- Gretchen Wilson

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