Grammy, Billy Strings and Live Vol. 1

Did Billy Strings win a Grammy? What to know about the bluegrass guitarist's 'Live Vol. 1'
Nashville guitar virtuoso Billy Strings won his second Grammy Award. The Michigan native was nominated in the best bluegrass album category for his record "Live Vol. 1" at the 67th annual Grammy Awards ceremony.
Early Grammy returns: CeCe Winans snares a pair, Billy Strings wins second of career
The bulk of awards in the Grammys' 94 categories were handed out during a pre-telecast ceremony in Los Angeles ahead of the prime-time show.
Billy Strings takes home 2nd Grammy award for 'Live Vol. 1'
Strings, 32, was nominated for Best Bluegrass Album for "Live Vol. 1," a compilation of live performances from around the globe.
Billy Strings Wins Second Career Grammy Award For Best Bluegrass Album
Billy Strings took home his second career Best Bluegrass Album Grammy Award at the 2025 ceremony for 'Live Vol. 1'.
Billy Strings Wins Best Bluegrass Album at the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards
Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings took home Best Bluegrass Album at last night’s 67th Annual Grammy Awards for his acclaimed record, Live Vol. 1.
Michigan's Billy Strings and CeCe Winans Triumph at the Grammy Awards with Live Album and Gospel Accolades
Billy Strings and CeCe Winans from Michigan won Grammy awards, with Strings taking Best Bluegrass Album and Winans securing two gospel awards.
Michigan’s Billy Strings, CeCe Winans add to Grammy collections
Michigan was well-represented at Sunday night’s Grammy Awards. Muir native Billy Strings walked away with his second Grammy, and Detroit gospel legend CeCe Winans took home her 16th and 17th. (Feb. 3,
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