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Billie Eilish resumed her lengthy streak of Grammy wins on Sunday when “Wildflower,” a melancholy acoustic ballad written with her brother, Finneas, was named song of the year.

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Continuing the work of Bob Dylan, The Byrds, and others, these acoustic songs from 1971 also put the rock in folk rock.

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Your Grammys recap! Complete coverage of Music’s Biggest Night, including the top 2026 winners, best red carpet fashion and performances.

On his new album Scenes from Above, guitarist Julian Lage makes magic with iconic keyboard player John Medeski, as well as ...