Silk Sonic

SILK Sonic brings together Bruno Mars and rapper and producer Anderson .Paak for their 2022 tour starting in Las Vegas.The pair formed Silk Sonic in 2.

Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak dropped their first album together in November 2021 and is now in the midst of their Silk Sonic 2022 tour. The Silk Sonic tour began on February 25, 2022, in Las Vegas, Nevada starring the duo Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak and will extend through the end of May. SILK Sonic brings together Bruno Mars and rapper and producer Anderson .Paak for their 2022 tour starting in Las Vegas.

Silk Sonic, the collaborative project between Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, have won Record of the year for their song “Leave the Door Open.”

The two are now performing as part of a residency in Las Vegas. I know a lot of y'all fans might be upset, so we're gonna get out of here before the Internet get to talking." Silk Sonic, an R&B duo, pulled off one of their smoothest moves yet on Sunday night, winning a "clean sweep" of Grammy Awards in all four categories in which they were nominated.

The superduo shocked pop heavyweights including Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, and Lil Nas X to win the trophy for the overall performance of a song, for their ...

Silk Sonic debuted at last year’s Grammys, performing “Leave The Door Open” along with a tribute to the late legend Little Richard. Mars and Paak toured together in 2017, before announcing in 2021 that they had formed a band and produced an album. Silk Sonic, the group project of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, pulled an upset Sunday to win the Grammy for Record of the Year for their single “Leave The Door Open.”

Smoky casinos, ceaselessly chiming slot machines, and drinking that happens so early it almost perverts the concept of day-drunk — Las Vegas has it all.

The event was nestled in one side of the Beach Club, which was otherwise in full-swing with an array of spring breakers: It was hard to ignore, and not laugh at, the juxtaposition between a couple of hundred industry folk in town for Music’s Biggest Night™ and the thousands there for loud music and daiquiris, full stop. While calling it a “brunch” might just be a tongue-in-cheek way to refer to a party while the sun’s up, this was the only event during Grammys weekend that featured a full coffee bar. You’d be hard-pressed to find a fête on Saturday that had as much “it girl” energy as Grey Goose’s early afternoon mixer featuring Tinashe. With Intrigue Nightclub’s 90-foot waterfall as a backdrop, the most in-demand stylist in Hollywood, Law Roach, presided over the vodka brand’s inaugural Sound Sessions. Maybe it had to do with Law’s presence (“I’m judging everybody,” he joked) but Golden Barbie’s cobalt blue ensemble was just one of many top-tier fits. With Silk Sonic opening the Grammys the next day and then picking up Record of the Year and Song of the Year wins, it doesn’t feel farfetched to say Silk Sonic won the weekend in every sense. With the move to Las Vegas, the streaming giant pivoted to a brunch for nominees and special guests at the famed Encore Beach Club. Billed as an intimate affair, the event was scaled back considerably compared to Spotify’s pre-pandemic BNA programming. With an all-chocolate Grammy-shaped dessert that spun like the stage from which John Legend performed “River,” and plenty of celebrity video shoutouts (Neil Young from his farm, Meryl Streep singing her favorite songs, James Taylor and his pugs), the night had a truly historic feel — especially after Mitchell took the stage for a massive “Circle Game” singalong.