UPDATE – Congratulations to Cage The Elephant, who won the Best Rock Album award for their Tell Me I’m Pretty record. 

Additionally, Metallica performed “Moth Into Flame” from their new record Hardwired…To Self Destruct, featuring Lady Gaga sharing vocal duties. The performance was unfortunately affected by issues with James Hetfield’s microphone, which resulted in the singer/guitarist being visibly upset, knocking over his mic stand and throwing his guitar to the ground as they finished playing. Watch highlights from the performance for yourself below.

The 59th Annual GRAMMY Award nominees have been announced, and there are a great number of Ernie Ball artists among the nominees. As always, we’re as proud to be a part of the sound these world-class artists are known for as we are of each artist and their accomplishments.

We’ve put together this rundown for you, so that you can be just as excited as we are when they win. We’ll be updating this blog as the awards are presented to let you know if they’ve won.

Best Rock Album

Best Rock Performance

 

Best Rock Song

Best Metal Performance

Best Country Duo / Group Performance

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Best Traditional Blues Album

 

Best Reggae Album

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Best Spoken Word Album

Watch the awards show live tonight on ABC, and listen to some of the most popular songs from these nominees in this special Spotify playlist.

Guitar Strings

All of these GRAMMY Award nominated artists play Ernie Ball strings. Do you? Try a set.

Bonus Content

Kirk Hammett of Metallica and Joe Bonamassa have been featured in episodes of Ernie Ball: String Theory, and Tom DeLonge (formerly) of blink-182 was featured in an episode of Ernie Ball: The Pursuit of Tone. Watch the full episodes of String Theory, as well as the trailer for Tom’s episode of The Pursuit of Tone, below:

 

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