Happy 75th birthday today to one of the most important and influential female voices in the history of rock- Ann Wilson of Heart (born 6/19/50). Along with sister Nancy, Heart
Ten years ago today (June 18, 2015), Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard reached #1 on the Country album chart with Django & Jimmie. This nifty-titled recording served as the sixth
45 years ago today (6/17/80), Led Zeppelin kicked off what would be their last tour titled “Tour Over Europe 1980” in Dortmund, Germany. The tour ran from June 17th to
15 years ago today (6/16/10), at the Sonisphere Festival at Bemowo Airport in Warsaw, Poland, the “Big Four” of American thrash metal—Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax—performed together for the first time. The
25 years ago today (6/13/00), Modest Mouse released their third album The Moon & Antarctica. The album explores themes like isolation, death, spirituality, and the vastness of the universe, both
30 years ago today (6/12/95), Fugazi released their fourth studio LP, Red Medicine, which saw the post hardcore band deliver a vivacious guitar attack that broadened their appeal aside from
60 years ago today (6/11/65), Them, a Northern Irish rock band featuring a young Van Morrison on lead vocals, released their debut LP, The Angry Young Them. Six of the
40 years ago today (6/10/85), Talking Heads released their sixth studio album Little Creatures. A departure from their earlier orchestrated funk workouts (Remain In Light) and art school punk (first two
30 years ago today (6/6/95), Primus released their fourth studio album Tales From The Punchbowl. This would serve as the last album to feature their classic lineup (Les Claypool, Larry
Thirty years ago today (6/5/95), Black Sabbath released its 18th studio album, Forbidden. This recording marked the reunion of Black Sabbath’s Tyr era lineup from 1990, featuring the return of Neil Murray and Cozy Powell. Forbidden
