Category: Setlist History

Every year we have to say goodbye to some of our favorite people. This year is no exception.

Judging from the influence they still wield decades later, one would have thought The Smiths were together for eons. However, on December 12, 1986, the group performed their last real concert after just four years from their inception.

Before they were the three bad brothers you know so well, Beastie Boys were a hardcore punk band who idolized Washington D.C.'s Bad Brains and opened for them the night Max's Kansas City shuttered in December 11, 1981.

Metallica made history a decade ago today when they became the first band to play Antarctica.

Bad Bunny, BlackPink, BTS, Psy, Falco, and even Nena have proven one doesn't need to sing in English to have a massive global hit.

From the day samplers became affordable to rappers and producers, hip-hop artists have been taking bits of their favorite music and dropping a beat on it.

For much of the '80s and '90s, Los Angeles' alternative FM radio station, KROQ set the tone for the rest of the nation in regards to "college" music.

Glen Campbell, the handsome country guitar player, singer and television star, played his final concert on November 30, 2012 in Napa, California, surrounded by family and friends.

Bobby Darin accomplished a feat in 1959 that will probably never be repeated again: he won the Grammy for Record of the Year at the same time the song was #1 on the charts.