Grammy Awards

Ambient pop sensation RY X will perform at Gagarin (205 Liosion) on November 29. With over a billion streams, the Grammy-nominated artist has taken the music world by storm with hits like "Berlin" and "Only." Among others, he has teamed up with the LA Philharmonic and Drake, while also performing at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in 2017. Tickets cost 27 euros at more.com.

Another dance night awaits at Bolivar Beach Bar (Poseidonos Avenue), this time featuring house music superstar DJ David Morales. The Grammy-winning artist will play a marathon set, joined by Greek house legend Dino MFU. Tickets start from 10 euros at more.com.

The 66th annual Grammy Awards ceremony was broadcast live on Sunday night at Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena.

Taylor Swift stole the show at this year’s Grammy Awards, becoming the first performer to win the prize for album of the year four times

Elton John has achieved EGOT status. The famed British singer-pianist won an Emmy Award on Jan. 15 for best variety special (live) for "Elton John Live: Farewell from Dodger Stadium," a three-hour concert documentary that streamed on Disney+.

John said he was "incredibly humbled" for joining the elite group of EGOT winners who have won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards.

Pop's superstar women including Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish dominated the nominations for the 66th annual Grammy Awards, the music world's top prizes, as SZA scooped the most chances at gold with nine.

Last month, the Recording Academy announced a series of changes to the Grammy Awards to better reflect an evolving music industry.

The 2023 Grammy Awards will feature new honors including for the year's best video game soundtrack and Songwriter of the Year, the Recording Academy said on June 9.

Industry watchers had tipped pop superstars as the likely big winners at Sunday's Grammys -- but jazzman Jon Batiste instead was crowned king, taking home five awards including the prestigious Album of the Year prize.

The Grammy music awards will be held in Las Vegas for the first time this April after being postponed because of the surge of Omicron-variant COVID-19 cases across the United States.

The 64th annual Grammys, featuring nominees including Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish and Olivia Rodrigo, had been due to take place in Los Angeles on Jan. 31.