Winners at the 2019 Grammys: Best Rock Performance
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Let's continue the showdown and find out who won in the nomination that has anything to do with rock. So, "Best Rock Performance." What does that mean? That's a good question.
Arctic Monkeys - Four Out of Five (2018)
A band from the UK that started in 2002 in Sheffield. It consists of four members, which is a cliché for bands from those places... By the way, about clichés. The band's clips very often refer back to the times when people could still come up with things on their own. They clearly use images, characters and places that evoke pleasant memories and associations. As for the music... It's original in its own way, and that's what attracts.....
The Fever 333 - Made an America (2018)
American rock band formed in Inglewood, California in July 2017. The band consists of 3 members: vocalist, guitarist and drummer. The bassist is pitiful ... But really he would have been superfluous here ... so he was killed.
Greta Van Fleet - Highway Tune (2018)
Imagine that Led Zeppelin did not disintegrate and, not only that, became younger. Of course, miracles don't happen. The "mighty bunch" from the 70's scattered and now only occasionally spoil their fans. It's quite possible we'll never see them together again, playing old hits. However, the guys from Greta Van Fleet decided to make the most of it. In 2012 they formed a new "Mighty Bunch". And to be honest, they're doing a pretty cool job!
Halestorm - Uncomfortable (2018)
Hard rock straight out of Pennsylvania. There are 4 members in the band, the vocalist is the beautiful Lizzie Hale. The band started back in 1997, and as we can see, they have passed the first "2 stages of a successful band".
Winner in this category. Awarded posthumously...
Chris Cornell - When Bad Does Good (2018)
Christopher John Cornell (1964 - 2017) was an American musician, singer and songwriter. He is best known as the lead vocalist in the rock bands Soundgarden and Audioslave. Cornell is considered one of the chief architects of the "grunge movement" of the 1990s and is well known as a songwriter. He also had a nearly four-octave vocal range and had a powerful "belting technique" vocal (a technique of blending lower and upper resonance to produce a "controlled scream").
