Shaboozey won the award during the Grammys Premiere Ceremony, a program that takes place prior to the primetime show; most ...

Shaboozey has shared a statement clarifying the intent of his Grammys speech honoring immigrants, which received pushback on ...

Shaboozey got emotional during the 68th annual Grammy Awards after winning his first award for best country duo/group performance.

After saying "immigrants built this country" in Sunday's speech, the country star says in new message: "Foundational Black ...

Jelly Roll and Shaboozey earned their first Grammy win for 'Amen,' with Shaboozey delivering an emotional acceptance speech at the Premiere Ceremony.

"Tipsy’s about what’s happening in the bar, and this one’s really about someone who’s dealing with the consequences and ...

The country star won the Grammy for "Amen," with Jelly Roll ...

On Feb. 1, Shaboozey won his first Grammy Award. In an emotional speech, he tearfully accepted the award, thanking his mother ...

Shaboozey is officially a GRAMMY-award winning country music artist. The "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" singer, whose real name is Collins Obinna Chibueze, was nominated for three awards this year, including ...

After winning the award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "Amen," Shaboozey made his acceptance speech a timely yet provocative assertion on who helped shape America.

In a new episode of her 'Dumb Blonde' podcast, Bunnie Xo says that Shaboozey pulled her aside to tell her he'd pre-written an ...

Apparently Shaboozey’s Grammy acceptance speech has ruffled some feathers. After receiving the Grammy Award for Best Country ...