Tanya Tucker & Brandi Carlile Team Up For Emotional Performance of 'Bring My Flowers Now' at Grammys

Brandi Carlile will perform a song for the end credits of the upcoming Disney and Pixar film Onward. The singer was selected to sing the emotionally-charged song “Carried Me With You,” which will be featured on the film’s original motion picture soundtrack from Walt Disney Records (out Feb. 28).

Just a few days after the trophy for best original song was given out at the Oscars comes news of the first significant new original song of this movie year. The end-titles theme for the upcoming Pixar film “Onward” has been recorded and co-written by multiple Grammy winner Brandi Carlile, Disney announced Wednesday.

As the stars gather at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles to celebrate some of the biggest movies this year, paused to pay tribute to , who lost his life in a helicopter crash two weeks ago.

Tanya Tucker’s first album of original music in nearly two decades, “While I’m Livin,’ “ is a rallying cry to honor veteran artists before they drop dead.

Fueled by a Grammy Awards spotlight, Tanya Tucker lands her first appearance on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart in nearly 17 years, as "Bring My Flowers Now" arrives at No. 47 on the ranking dated Feb.

It’s a small world in the 90210. Brandi Glanville is happy for her ex-husband, Eddie Cibrian, who just landed a new series, Country Comfort, with Katharine McPhee.

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards celebrated the best in music on Sunday night (Jan. 26), with A-list musicians performing their hits and put on larger-than-life tributes.

In the state of Tennessee, governor Bill Lee recently signed into law HB 836, a bill providing protections for child welfare organizations who to turn away LGBTQ parents looking to adopt children. The Human Rights Campaign denounced the decision, saying that the new legislation "will harm children in Tennessee."

Round of applause. Selena Gomez, Pink and more celebs congratulated Demi Lovato on the bravery and strength she demonstrated on stage during the 2020 Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 26.

Over the years, there have been a number of all-time great, as well as just plain confounding Grammy Awards performances; during the 2020 telecast Sunday night, most of the performances fell somewhere in the middle.

Alicia Keys channeled Kobe Bryant’s “energy and fighting spirit” as she hosted the 62nd Grammy Awards on Sunday (January 26, 2020) following the heartbreaking news of the basketball star’s tragic death.

As if the 62nd annual Grammy Awards weren’t emotional enough, the tissues couldn’t be more on hand tonight. Contributing to the stirring series of events was Camila Cabello’s moving performance of First Man, her father, Alejandro Cabello.

Over the years, there have been a number of all-time great and just plain confounding Grammy awards show performances; during the 2020 telecast Sunday (Jan. 27) night, most of the performances fell somewhere in the middle.

From poignant start to emotional finish, the 2020 Grammy Awards packed the three-and-a-half hour broadcast with unforgettable performances from the year's most celebrated artists with many of the nominees bringing their incredible talents to the stage.After Lizzo -- who took home three Grammys on Sunday night (Jan. 26) -- set the tone by declaring that "Tonight is for Kobe!" before roaring into "Cuz I Love You," the title-track from her 2019 album.

Let’s go crazy! Sheila Escovedo, Usher and FKA Twigs brought down the house with a tribute performance in honor of Prince at the 2020 Grammys on Sunday, January 26, in Los Angeles.

Tyler, the Creator set the Grammys ablaze on Sunday night (literally), while also making it shake in one of the night’s more explosive performances.

Camila Cabello took the 2020 GRAMMY stage on Sunday night with a touching father-daughter moment with her performance of "First Man." 

Tonight at the 2020 Grammys, country artist Tanya Tucker performed her single “Bring My Flowers Now.” Tucker was accompanied by Brandi Carlile on piano. Watch it all go down below.

It's becoming clear there isn't a person in Los Angeles affected by the sudden loss of Kobe Bryant.