Hollywood Sportatorium – Concert Arena And Last Concert Location For The Band “Free”
On Feb. 17, 1973, Free, best known for their 1970 song “All Right Now” broke up after playing their final show…
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Beacon Theatre – The Allman Brothers Home Away From Home
Many great acts have graced the stage of the Beacon which is known for its superior acoustics, including the…
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The Troubadour – Elton John’s First Ever U.S. Show
Born as a coffeehouse in the fifties and boomed with folk music in the early sixties…
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The Rainbow Bar & Grill, A Rock N Roll Hang Out And Institution
Originally meant to serve record execs across the street in the 9000 Sunset building…
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Stonover Farm – Owned By Rock ‘N Roll Producer Tom Werman
This B&B is owned and operated by Tom Werman, a record producer for the…
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Vince Neil Of Mötley Crüe’s Tatuado Cantina In Las Vegas
At Vince Neil’s Tatuado Cantina, the sounds of Mötley Crüe’s hits are…
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Roosevelt High School In Seattle Has Famous Rock ‘N Roll Alumni
Famous alumni of this “rock ‘n roll high school” include Pearl Jam’s lead…
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Buried Here – Randy Castillo, Drummer For Ozzy Osbourne And Mötley Crüe
Randy was the drummer for Ozzy Osbourne from 1985-1993. He then…
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Western Recorders Studios – EastWest Studios
Western Recorders was considered on of the world’s premiere studios. In 1989…
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The Body Shop – Girls, Girls, Girls By Motley Crue
The Body Shop is a strip club mentioned in the Motley Crue hit “Girls, Girls, Girls”…
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Glen Helen Regional Park – Location Of US Festival I And US Festival II
Now known as The San Manuel Amphitheater, this was the site of both US Festivals put on…
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Hollywood Walk Of Fame – List of Rock Artist’s Stars On The Walk
This is a sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in Hollywood, California…
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The Viper Room
On Oct. 1, 1996, a paparazzo in the club snapped a photo of The Rolling Stones’ Mick…
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Raymond Theater
From 1979 through 1991, The Raymond Theatre was known as Perkins Palace. It…
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Staples Center
Incredible newer venue which opened in 1999 with concerts from Bruce Springsteen…
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Gazzarri’s
The Godfather of Rock and Roll was a staple on L. A. airwaves with his commercials for years…
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The Starwood – Venue For Mötley Crüe’s First Concert
The hard rock club of the seventies and one of the first clubs to book L.A. punk bands…
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Cherokee Recording Studios
In the early 1970’s the Robb brothers founded Cherokee Studios on their ranch…
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Where Nicholas Dingley Of “Hanoi Rocks” Died
Mötley Crüe singer/guiter player Vince Neil had been partying at his beach home when he decided…
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