Where Did The Love Go?

Born Alecia Beth Moore, P!nk debuted in the late '90s with a radio-friendly R&B sound. Since 2003, she's made moves away from her early style & has been nominated for over a dozen Grammy Awards. She won an Emmy in 2016 for ‘Today's the Day,’ the theme to The Ellen DeGeneres Show. It's one of the most commercially successful pop acts in the world. P!nk has sold millions of albums and had a string of number one singles. Her album Take Me Home, went straight into the Billboard with double-platinum record on her first appearance. She has also dabbled in acting and her performance in the film 'Thanks for Sharing' was highly acclaimed. P!nk's concert tours also met with immense success and helped her built a foundation as an international artist.

P!nk's second album 'Missundaztood' was a big hit among all her albums and singles, and established her as an international artist. It is one of P!nks's best-selling records, and has also been ranked eight in the 2002 best-selling albums. Her sixth album, 'The Truth About Love,' reached the top of the 'Billboard 200' chart and this was her first album to top the chart. The 'RIAA' has certified double platinum to the album. In 2012, P!nk featured in the song 'Guns and Roses' of the album 'Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head.' P!nk was the songwriter of the songs 'I Walk Alone' and 'Lie to Me.’

Just Give Me a Reason - The Truth About Love

Walk Me Home

Can We Pretend (feat. Cash Cash)

Trouble - Best Female Rock Vocal Performance - Grammy Awards 2004

Imagine (with Herbie Hancock, India.Arie, Seal, Konono Nº1, Jeff Beck and Oumou Sangaré) - Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals - Grammy Awards 2011

Setting the World on Fire (feat. Kenny Chesney) - Top Country Collaboration - Billboard Music Awards 2017

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Official Website : https://pinkspage.com