American rock singer received Grammy Award posthumously

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Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance was posthumously awarded to American guitarist and singer, Soundgarden grunge band leader Chris Cornell.
As reported on the site of organizers of ceremony, Cornell won the award for the song “When Bad Does Good”, released in the fall of 2018 – after the death of the musician.

In addition to Cornell, nominees for the victory in this nomination were the groups Arctic Monkeys, The Fever 333, Halestorm and Greta Van Fleet.
Recall that in May 2017, Cornell committed suicide a few hours after the concert in Detroit. The musician was 52 years old.