It has been more than 65 years since the untimely event that has come to be known as “the day the music died,” when Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson took off on a winter tour that ended in tragedy. Read MoreWinter Dance Party

With the mindset that music can heal, WAR set out as a colorful group to jam and bring joy to the people in times of uncertainty. The group got its start more than 50 years ago, during the Vietnam War, in times of political scandal and racial tensions. They chose not to force any agenda on t… Read MoreWAR

Sir Elton John is more than a fabulous musician, more than an iconic singer — he’s also the ultimate performer. His place in music history is cemented with the memory of his unbelievable stage presence in the 1970s at the height of his career. Of course he had amazing hit songs to back it up… Read MoreRocket Man

Johnny Cash’s 1971 hit single, and No. 1 album of the same name, gave some explanation as to why the singer always donned clothing with a “somber tone.” His politically-charged track “Man in Black,” explained his feelings toward the Vietnam War and the treatment of society’s outcasts. While … Read MoreThe Man in Black

“Ain’t looking for nothin’ but a good time, and it don’t get better than” Bret Michaels in Laughlin. The bandana-clad blonde rocker is bringing his Parti-gras tour to Harrah’s Rio Vista Outdoor Amphitheater on Saturday, March 22, with special guests Dee Snider and Slaughter in tow. Read MoreBret Michaels with Dee Snider and Slaughter