Ten years ago today (4/29/24), The Chris Robinson Brotherhood released their third album, Phosphorescent Harvest. While many might be caught up in the recent Black Crowes reunion, let’s not forget
30 years ago today (4/26/94), Johnny Cash released American Recordings – his 81st album. In the early 1990s, Cash found himself without a record deal and struggling to find relevance
35 years ago today, Tom Petty released his debut solo LP Full Moon Fever. Petty’s first full-length without the Heartbreakers was Initially rejected by his label but summoned on 4/24/89.
20 years ago today (4/23/04), The Grand Ole Opry American Road Show, the first Opry-affiliated tour in more than a decade, kicked off at Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville. The
30 years ago today (4/9/94) Nas released his landmark debut album Illmatic. This debut had a big part in reigniting NYC hip-hop and birthing the era of lyricism. In the
30 years ago today (4/18/94), Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds released Let Love In, their eighth studio album. The album, which came out just before the band went on
Happy 60th birthday to someone who needs no introduction – Maynard James Keenan (born 4/17/64) . The frontman of Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer, along with being an esteemed
25 years ago today (4/16/99), Tom Waits released Mule Variations, his twelfth studio album. It was Waits’ first studio album since The Black Rider (1993) and is considered a “later career” success for the
50 years ago today (4/15/74), Lynyrd Skynyrd released their second album Second Helping. The album features the iconic “Sweet Home Alabama” along with other recognizable cuts “Don’t Ask Me No
While the longstanding argument amongst Rush fans would be if the trio were better in the ’70s or ’80s, their tenth studio album Grace Under Pressure might support the Reagan
