Updates: SOJA has won the Grammy Award for ‘Best Reggae Album’ Here’s Why SOJA Won The Reggae Grammy Against Five Jamaicans Grammy Awards 2022: Spice, Sean Paul, Jesse Royal, Gramps Morgan Hit The Red Carpet The Grammy Awards are here again after a three-month delay, and back Live for its 64th staging—for the first time at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas tomorrow, April 3.
Following the passing of his father Denroy Morgan, Reggae superstar Gramps Morgan took to Instagram this morning to pay a personal tribute to the Reggae icon, and reveal that the Rastaman Rising singer had worked up until the day he died.
The Recording Academy has announced that the 64th edition of the Grammys will take place on April 3, instead of the original January 31 date.
Gramps Morgan has been in Jamaica not only celebrating and promoting his Grammy-nominated Positive Vibration album, but also rejoicing in the fact that he has obtained his Jamaican citizenship status at long last.
Two 2021 Best Reggae Album Grammy nominees Spice and Gramps Morgan were among the ‘distinguished guests’ who repped for Jamaica at The American Immigrant Society’s cultural showcase of the Republic of Turkey, Jamaica, the Republic of South Africa and Japan, which took place in New York City on Wednesday.
Queen of Dancehall Spice and Reggae songstress Etana are among the six nominees for the Best Reggae Album Grammy Award in 2022.
It was September 11, 34 years ago that Reggae legend Peter Tosh’s life was taken away but his music has lived on forever.
Gramps Morgan of Morgan Heritage fame has been named as one of Nashville’s Most Fascinating people in a recent publication of the Nashville Lifestyles magazine.