Vote Now: Labor Grammys Celebrate Songs of Solidarity and Struggle
Harold Phillips | Published on 1/27/2026
Voting is now open for the Labor Grammys, honoring music that lifts up worker power, unions, collective action, and solidarity. Listeners are invited to vote for the song that best reflects the spirit of organizing and struggle in today’s labor movement.
This year’s nominees span generations and genres, from classic labor anthems to contemporary songs rooted in today’s workplace fights. The nominees are: “The Hammer” by Gary Green; “Heart in Hand” by Maria Dunn; “King Harvest” by The Band; “Knights of the Union” by Charlie Fetty and Strikeforce; “No Contract, No Coffee” by Ai Tsuno; “Should I Ever Be a Soldier,” written by Joe Hill; and “Tradeswoman” by Sammy Cossairt.
You can listen to the full list of nominees and cast your vote using the official ballot. Voting closes at midnight (EDT) on Monday, February 2, 2026.