Thirty years ago today (8/23/94), Dinosaur Jr. released their sixth studio album Without a Sound. Regarded as a transitional album, Dinosur Jr. was moving from their punk roots to a
35 years ago today (8/22/89), The Mighty Mighty Bosstones released their debut album Devils Night Out. Released on Taang! Records, the debut is often credited with helping to establish the
75 years ago today (8/20/49), the late Phil Lynott was born. The Irish musician was a founding member, the principal songwriter, lead vocalist, and bassist of Thin Lizzy and was the
60 years ago today (8/19/64), The Beatles kicked off their second tour of the United States and their first coast-to-coast tour with a performance at the Cow Palace in Daly
30 years ago today (8/16/94), Neil Young & Crazy Horse released the dark and menacing Sleeps with Angels. The album was inspired by the then-recent death of Kurt Cobain and has Neil
While it might be a performance many wish to forget, 20 years ago today (8/15/04), Phish ended things (for the time) as the band broke up following the second of
50 years ago today (8/17/14), Neil Peart performed live with Rush for the first time at a show at Pittsburgh’s Civic Arena on August 14, 1974. It was a warm-up performance
Happy 75th birthday today to guitar legend Mark Knopfler, who was born on 8/12/49. The British frontman’s distinctive guitar tone, soaring solos, and narrative songwriting have placed him in the upper
30 years ago today (8/9/94), Stereolab released their third studio Mars Audiac Quintet. The release is considered one of their strongest, combining elements of lounge, krautrock, and pop and the
60 years ago today (8/8/64), Bob Dylan released his fourth album, Another Side of Bob Dylan. The songs on “Another Side” are more introspective and personal compared to his previous
