Archive for March 2025

In a dimly lit bar nestled in the heart of Detroit, the air buzzed with anticipation. It was a chilly evening, and musicians from all over the city had gathered…

It was a chilly night in late 1967, and millions of fans were eagerly gathered around their television sets, ready to witness a moment in rock history. The Rolling Stones…

Jack Scott had always been known for his catchy rock and roll hits in the late 1950s, with songs like “What in the World’s Come Over You” topping the charts…

The concert hall was packed, the air buzzing with anticipation. Fans had come from all over to see Jerry Lee Lewis, the wild and energetic rock-and-roll legend, perform live. The…

In the summer of 1965, the small town of Newport, Rhode Island, buzzed with anticipation as music lovers flocked to the Newport Folk Festival. Among them was a young man…

It was a chilly evening in March of 1971, the kind of night when the wind howled through the streets of London, echoing the pulse of a city brimming with…

In the summer of 1976, the air was thick with excitement and anticipation as bands across America were pushing the boundaries of rock music. Among them was Blue Öyster Cult,…

Tim Armstrong stood on the edge of the stage, a spotlight illuminating his silhouette against the darkened crowd. His heart raced as he strummed the first chords of “Ruby Soho,”…

On a breezy summer afternoon in 1970, the iconic band Pink Floyd prepared for what would become one of the most unforgettable moments of their career. The air buzzed with…

It was a chilly evening in late September when I first discovered one of Van Halen’s most underrated songs, “Outta Love Again.” As I sat in my dimly lit room,…