25 years ago today (5/19/98), Pernice Brothers released its debut album Overcome By Happiness. Founded by Joe Pernice who ended at the time his band Scud Mountain Boys to form
30 years ago today (5/18/93), The Mighty Mighty BossToneS released their third album Don’t Know How To Party. Mixing ska with punk, the band in their checker patterns, horn section
50 years ago today, Bachman–Turner Overdrive, often abbreviated BTO released their self-titled debut. Founded by brothers Randy Bachman, Robbie Bachman, Tim Bachman, and Fred Turner in Winnipeg, the band has crafted
40 years ago today (5/16/83), Iron Maiden released its fourth studio album Piece of Mind. Following 1982’s Number of the Beast, one that many people consider the best Maiden album,
Happy 75th birthday today to Brian Eno who was born on 5/15/48. The English musician, composer, and record producer is best known for his pioneering work in ambient music and
Happy 75th birthday to Steve Winwood who was born on 5/12/48. Winwood was a key member of The Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, and Blind Faith, along with a solo career
30 years ago today (5/11/93), Aimee Mann released her debut studio LP Whatever. Prior to the release, Mann had released three albums with ‘Til Tuesday, but the band disbanded in 1989. Whatever
40 years ago today (5/10/83), Ministry released its debut album With Sympathy. The nine-track album was versed in new-wave and synth-pop and was hardly the industrial sounds that would emanate
25 years ago today (5/9/98), Brian Wilson performed his first-ever solo show at the Cultural Arts Center in St. Charles, Illinois. After performing on and off live with The Beach Boys
Eight years ago (5/8/15), Rush launched their R40 Tour at the BOK Center in Tulsa, OK which would end up being their final tour ever. The band’s setlist was composed
