Cornell, the long-time front man for the band Soundgarden, committed suicide at a Detroit hotel in 2017 when he was on tour at age 52. Cornell won best rock performance at the Grammy Awards pre-show on Sunday for his song “When Bad Does Good,” a previously unreleased song which came out as a single after he died. “We saw him work on this so hard,” his daughter Toni said backstage after accepting the award on his behalf. Cornell’s previous Grammy Award wins were also in the performance category. He won for his performance of two of his best known songs, both released in 1994, “Black Hole Sun” and “Spoonman.”

Source: Dhaka Tribune February 12, 2019 15:56 UTC