Tag: Music
An Alice in Chains Tour of Seattle – 14 spots you can still visit
From recording studios and photo shoot locations to concert venues and tourist spots, here is a 14-stop Alice in Chains tour of Seattle.
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A Soundgarden Tour of Seattle – 9 spots you can still visit
Here are nine Seattle concert venues, restaurants, parks, film locations, and more for Soundgarden fans. There’s even a Soundgarden room at the Hotel Max.
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A Pearl Jam Tour of Seattle – 12 Spots You Can Still Visit
This list will help you design your own Pearl Jam Tour of Seattle. It includes concert venues, museums, parks, record stores, and even hotels.
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A Seattle Grunge Tour – 25 Spots You Can Still Visit
Here are 24 places where Seattle grunge icons worked, ate, played, lived, and died. This list also includes parks and other places that inspired the music.
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Your Comprehensive Guide to Seattle Rock and Roll Landmarks
From Jimi Hendrix and Heart to Nirvana and Pearl Jam, this is a comprehensive guide to rock and roll landmarks in Seattle.
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5 Must-See Museums in Phoenix & Tempe Arizona
Phoenix and Tempe have local history museums as well as the largest collection of musical instruments from around the world.
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11 Ramones Landmarks in Manhattan & Queens, New York City
Before The Ramones helped make CBGB a household name, they were four outcasts from Forest Hills, Queens who bonded over a love of The Stooges and other music.
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Pearl Jam: My Dream Setlist
Pearl Jam are known for their varying setlists, but the shows I saw between 2009 and 2010 had the most surprises. Although I’ve seen Bruce Springsteen play some 165-minute shows in New Jersey, Pearl Jam played 200 minutes that final night at the Spectrum and nearly three hours the last time I saw them.
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Review: Nirvana “In Utero” 20th Anniversary Edition
Despite Nevermind being more influential in my life, I consider In Utero to be their masterpiece. It’s hard to believe that September 13, 2013 marked the 20th anniversary of its release. It feels like yesterday when I saw the CD & casette on the new release shelves.
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