As you all know, I am a rocker and pulling for one of my favorite Metal Bands for a Grammy this year a.k.a. Sevendust!
I am so excited that they are being recognized as the Rockstars they are with their nomination for “Thank You” as best Metal performance for the 58th GRAMMY Awards.
If you have not read my post about my dinner with lead singer Lajon Witherspoon from Sevendust…you should.
By now, we all know that I am a rocker and in my past life I worked in the music business doing marketing for rock bands. I bleed rock n’ roll. Music is truly the soundtrack of our lives and I remember every concert I have been to, what song was playing in good times and bad. It has helped me through tough times and is always there for me when I need it.
So, when I had the opportunity to meet Lajon Witherspoon from Sevendust I hopped on a plane and took a flight to Los Angeles. I was fortunate to meet him and his lovely family for dinner at STK in West Hollywood….
“Thank you”
My history with Sevendust goes way back. I have seen the band grow and develop over the years from that first time to the rocking powerhouse they are today….and I remember it so clearly. Ozzfest at it’s best! Lajon has the ability to growl with the best of them AND can carry a tune that most lead singers can’t do today…. CONTINUE
My post is appropriately entitle “Thank You” as in the name of the Sevendust song nominated. “Thank You” Sevendust’s Lajon Witherspoon For Talking New Album & Tour With Me
ROCK ON!
Plus, how cool is this infographic by the Recording Academy for Best Metal Performance?
In celebrating the GRAMMY nominees for Best Metal Performance, The Recording Academy (with Thinglink and Lemonly) have created an infographic highlighting the 5 artists in the running and their nominated recordings. Roll your mouse over images to hear the songs, watch the videos or discover fun facts about nominees in the category, past and present.
ROCK ON!!!
Sevendust For The Win: Best Metal Performance For The 58th GRAMMY Awards!!
**Stay snarky my friends!**
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