Die All-Star-Hommage an Lionel Richie war vielleicht die erste hektische Leistung der Grammy Awards 2016.
Den Tribut an die MusiCares-Person des Jahres gab der zehnfache Grammy-Gewinner John Legend, der das Medley am Piano mit “Easy Like Sunday Morning” eröffnete, einem Hit für The Commodores, bei dem Richie Mitglied war, bevor er solo ging.
Legend stellte Demi Lovato vor, die ihre kraftvollen Vocals zu Richies “Hallo” brachte, Oktaven über den Refrain sprengte und die Menge begeisterte, als sie anspielte: “Ich liebe dich!” Richie pumpte seine Fäuste, als er vom Publikum aus zusah.
Luke Bryan folgte ihm und brachte “Penny Lover” einen süßen Country-Twing, bevor Meghan Trainor die Bühne für ihren Auftritt mit dem Hit “You Are” nahm. Sie machte Platz für Tyrese, die dem infektiösen Hit der Commodores, “Brick House”, etwas ernstes Funkeln brachte.
Dann begleiteten Legend und Bryan Richie auf die Bühne, wo der Preisträger “All Night Long” sang und die Menge aufrief, um auf die Wohlfühl-Strecke zu tanzen. Unter den Celebrities waren Beck, Dave Grohl von den Foo Fighters (der einen roten Solo-Cup spielte), Don Cheadle, Robin Thicke und Wiz Khalifa.
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Als das Medley zu Ende ging, rief Richie: “So machen wir es gleich!” Das Publikum schien mir zuzustimmen.
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The All-Star tribute to Lionel Richie was perhaps the first hectic performance of the Grammy Awards 2016. John Legend, a ten-time Grammy winner, gave the tribute to the MusiCares Person of the Year, opening the medley on the piano with “Easy Like Sunday Morning,” a hit for The Commodores, of which Richie was a member before going solo. Legend introduced Demi Lovato, who brought her powerful vocals to Richies “Hello,” breaking octaves over the chorus and thrilling the crowd as she hinted, “I love you!” Richie pumped his fists as he watched from the audience. Luke Bryan followed him and brought a sweet country twang to “Penny Lover” before Meghan Trainor took the stage for her performance of the hit “You Are.” She made way for Tyrese, who brought some serious funk to the infectious Commodores hit “Brick House.” Then Legend and Bryan accompanied Richie on stage, where the award winner sang “All Night Long” and called on the crowd to dance to the feel-good track. Among the celebrities were Beck, Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters (who played a red solo cup), Don Cheadle, Robin Thicke, and Wiz Khalifa. As the medley ended, Richie exclaimed, “Thats how we do it!” The audience seemed to agree.
As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion, but I can provide a translation of the given text.
The All-Star tribute to Lionel Richie was perhaps the first hectic performance of the Grammy Awards 2016. John Legend, a ten-time Grammy winner, gave the tribute to the MusiCares Person of the Year, opening the medley on the piano with “Easy Like Sunday Morning,” a hit for The Commodores, of which Richie was a member before going solo. Legend introduced Demi Lovato, who brought her powerful vocals to Richies “Hello,” breaking octaves over the chorus and thrilling the crowd as she hinted, “I love you!” Richie pumped his fists as he watched from the audience. Luke Bryan followed him and brought a sweet country twang to “Penny Lover” before Meghan Trainor took the stage for her performance of the hit “You Are.” She made way for Tyrese, who brought some serious funk to the infectious Commodores hit “Brick House.” Then Legend and Bryan accompanied Richie on stage, where the award winner sang “All Night Long” and called on the crowd to dance to the feel-good track. Among the celebrities were Beck, Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters (who played a red solo cup), Don Cheadle, Robin Thicke, and Wiz Khalifa. As the medley ended, Richie exclaimed, “Thats how we do it!” The audience seemed to agree.