Cher accidentally announced a dead singer as a Grammy Awards winner during Sunday’s ceremony. She was presenting one of the night’s top prizes, Record of the Year, and said “Luther Vandross,” who died in 2005.

Parthenon Huxley, a beloved rock singer/songwriter, has died. He was 70. His wife, Helle Huxley, announced his death in a post to his Facebook page on Jan. 30 “I’m so sad to share the heartbreaking news that Parthenon passed away peacefully in his sleep this morning,

A legendary singer who rose to fame performing on “The Lawrence Welk Show” has died. He was 84. Singer Guy Hovis died on Jan. 22 after spending the last few weeks in the hospital, his former wife, Ralna English, announced on Facebook.

Ron Kenoly, a worship leader who maintained a multi-decade career as a gospel singer, died Tuesday morning.

It’s not quite John Travolta’s “Adele Dazeem,” but Cher caused a bit of confusion at the Grammys when she announced “Luther Vandross” as the winner of record of the year, which went to Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s “Luther,