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BMI Stars Sweep Music Wins at People’s Choice Awards
BMI stars swept the music category at the 29th Annual People's Choice Awards held Sunday night (1/12) at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Hosted by actor Tony Danza, the fan-voted awards ceremony crowned both country trio the Dixie Chicks and hard rock band Creed as Favorite Group or Band. Superstar rapper Eminem took home the Favorite Male Performer title, while country…
From News, posted 1.13.03
Sheryl Crow, Eminem, Norah Jones Top Grammy Nominees List
BMI songwriter/artists Sheryl Crow, Eminem and Norah Jones lead the list of nominees for this year's Grammy Awards with five nods each. Nominees were announced today (1/7) at a press conference at New York's Madison Square Garden. The 45th Grammy Awards will be held on February 23 at the Garden, and will be broadcast live on CBS from 8-11:30 (ET/PT).
From News, posted 1.06.03
BMI Tops the Charts at Billboard Awards
BMI songwriters and artists were among the top winners at the recent star-studded Billboard Music Awards held December 9 in Las Vegas. BMI rockers Creed and Nickelback (SOCAN) led the list of winners with four awards each. Creed's four wins including being named Group/Duo Albums Artist of the Year and Nickelback's smash hit "How You Remind Me" was named…
From News, posted 12.11.02
BMI Stars Top List of AMA Nominees
BMI stars were once again at the top of the list as nominees for the 30th annual American Music Awards were announced recently in Beverly Hills (11/20). Superstar rapper Eminem led the list of BMI nominated artists with four nods, including Favorite Male Artist in both the Pop/Rock and Hip Hop/R&B categories. Earning two nominations each were rockers
From News, posted 11.21.02
Theory of a Deadman
Black metal, death metal, thrash metal, speed metal . . . whatever you want to call it, the band Theory of a Deadman immediately conjures up images of a group of dour dudes wearing inverted crosses and growling about dancing with Mr. D. The quartet’s affiliation with Roadrunner Records — the past breeding ground for satanic metal gurus such as Deicide and Mercyful…
From MusicWorld, posted 11.13.02
Seether
Few bands come with as handy a self-descriptive name as Seether. The three-piece rock outfit specializes in angst-y anthems that paint a darkly complicated world, with many tunes moving from a slow boil to a full-bore explosion. Regularly compared to Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder and Scott Stapp of fellow Wind-Up Records act Creed, singer/songwriter/guitarist Shaun Morgan makes no bones about where that discontent comes…
From MusicWorld, posted 11.13.02
12 Stones
It’s been a pretty amazing two-year ride for 12 Stones, a rock-solid foursome from the New Orleans suburb of Mandeville, LA. In just a few months, the group has recorded and released its self-titled debut album (on Wind-up Records) and is now touring with Wind-up megastars Creed. Not bad, considering three of the Stones are under 21 years old. After playing only a handful of gigs,…
From MusicWorld, posted 9.11.02
BMI to Honor Rock ‘n Roll Icons at 50th Annual Pop Awards
BMI will celebrate its 50th annual Pop Awards on May 14 at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles. In honor of the milestone anniversary, rock & roll pioneers Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and Little Richard will be presented with BMI ICON Awards in recognition of their many contributions to contemporary music. This is the first time the ICON…
From News, posted 4.16.02
Nickelback Rocks Its Way to the Top
You know their story: Nickelback's bassist Mike Kroeger, his younger brother Chad (the group's lead singer and writer), and their friends Ryan Vikedal (drums) and Ryan Peake (guitar) decided to rock their way out of Hanna, a lonely farm community in the province of Alberta, Canada. Their chances of escaping without sliding back down the hill to a life of boredom and a job at the local…
From MusicWorld, posted 3.26.02
Live Paves a Confident Path to the Future
Having survived the alternative rock hysteria of the '90s with their integrity intact, Live has good reason to celebrate their triumphant 10th anniversary. But instead of uncorking champagne and resting on their laurels, the Pennsylvania foursome is releasing a vibrant new album that retains the power of previous recordings while paving a confident path to the future. Modestly titled V, the new album underscores Live's penchant for composing…
From MusicWorld, posted 10.10.01
Faith Hill Tops BMI’s List of Grammy Winners
Country singer and BMI songwriter Faith Hill was a big winner at the 43rd annual Grammy Awards, presented February 21 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Hill, a first time winner, took home Grammys for Best Country Album (Breathe), Best Female Country Vocal Performance ("Breathe") and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals ("Let's Make…
From News, posted 2.21.01
Fuel
Trendy cynicism be damned: On their rousing sophomore album, Something Like Human, Fuel creates heroic, fist-pumping music that recalls '70s hard rockers like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. "Something Like Human" is more than a curious CD title - it's also an apt description for Fuel's musical approach. As evidenced by tracks like "Last Time," "Empty Spaces" and "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)," Fuel creatively bridges…
From MusicWorld, posted 1.31.01
Faith Hill On Top at American Music Awards
BMI singer/songwriter Faith Hill was the big winner at monday's (01/08/01) American Music Awards, held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Hill took home three awards, including Favorite Female Pop or Rock Artist, beating out teen pop favs Britney Spears, who co-hosted the show, and Christina Aguilera. Other multiple winners included BMI artists/songwriters Creed and Toni Braxton with two awards each.…
From News, posted 1.09.01
BMI Artists Shine at Billboard Music Awards
BMI artists hit the jackpot at last night's (Dec. 5) Billboard Music Awards held at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas. Co-hosted by comedienne Kathy Griffin and reigning boy-band kings 'N Sync, who took home four awards, the awards are based on the Billboard year-end charts for the period of December 1999 through December 2000. BMI country artists the…
From News, posted 12.05.00
Faith Hill Leads List of American Music Awards Nominees
BMI country songwriter and pop's newest reigning crossover queen Faith Hill leads the list of nominees for the 28th Annual American Music Awards with four nods, it was announced recently by award organizers. Her nominations include Favorite Pop Female Artist and Favorite Country Female Artist. Hill's husband, fellow BMI songwriter Tim McGraw picked up a nomination for Favorite Country Male Artist. Other BMI songwriter/artists with multiple nominations include…
From News, posted 11.16.00
BMI Tops the Charts at Billboard Awards
BMI songwriters and artists were among the top winners at last night's star-studded 1999 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas. Britney Spears heads the list with four awards including Female Artist of the Year, New Artist of the Year, Female Hot 100 Singles Artist of the Year and Female Albums Artist of the Year. Other big winners included the Dixie Chicks, who took home…
From News, posted 12.08.99
Creed Climbs Quickly to the Top
On the maiden single from their Wind-Up Records/BMG album Human Clay, Creed vocalist Scott Stapp poses the musical question: "Can you take me higher?" The singer received his reply mere days after the album's release. Human Clay debuted at number one on Billboard's Top 200 Album's chart, outselling new releases from Garth Brooks and the highly touted hip-hop duo, Method Man and Redman. Now, Creed is credited…
From MusicWorld, posted 10.31.99
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