drake won 2017 grammy award for best rock song.
drake won 2017 grammy award for best rock song.
who won 2017 grammy award for best rock song?
drake
on january 6, 1998, the wallflowers received three grammy nominations; "one headlight" and "the difference" were both nominated for best rock song while "one headlight" received an additional nomination for best rock performance by a duo or group with vocal. at the 1998 grammy award ceremony on february 25, the wallflowers walked away with two grammy awards; "one headlight" won for best rock song as well as best rock performance by a duo or group with vocal. despite the fact that "bringing down the horse" was released nearly two years previously, the wallflowers released an additional single from that album on march 23, "three marlenas". "three marlenas" would be the fourth and final single to be released from "bringing down the horse". by 1998 the wallflowers had begun declining on the "billboard" charts and receiving fewer spins on the radio. that changed, however, when the for the 1998 film "godzilla" was released on may 19. the wallflowers had recorded a version of david bowie's "heroes" which was chosen as the lead single for the soundtrack. the album peaked at no. 2 on the "billboard 200" and the wallflowers' version of "heroes" received heavy radio play. though the wallflowers did not tour in 1998 they did play a series of one-off shows including the tibetan freedom concert in june at rfk stadium in washington, d.c. and the bridge school benefit in september in mountain view, california, which was hosted by neil young and his wife pegi.
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the song performed well commercially and critically. it topped the "billboard" us mainstream rock songs chart in november 2017, the band's first song to do so. it also received multiple nominations for best rock song in 2017. it received two grammy award nominations best rock song and best rock performance, for the 2018 grammys. it additionally received a nomination for "best rock song" for the iheartradio music awards.the song was also strongly praised by rock and metal music website loudwire, who named it one of their top songs of 2017, and nominated for top hard rock song of the year for their loudwire music awards. it did not win the award, but was still named loudwire's staff pick for best hard rock song of 2017. the song also fared well with loudwire's readers/listener's with the website's "cage match" voting polls, with it being put into its "hall of fame" due to winning the vote five times in a row, including winning over the foo fighters "run", highly suspect's "little one", greta van fleet's "highway tune", prophets of rage's "living on the 110", and skillet's "the resistance".
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