Stories related to spring and summer music festivals will fall into this category. Stories will feature the best festivals to visit, age and health restrictions, who will appear and how to get there. Stories will also cover anything related to this art form, whether it’s a museum, a playlist, themed attractions, hotels and more. For example, this includes music museums like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland and the Motown Museum in Detroit. Additionally examples are the Country Music Hall of Fame and Musicians Hall of Fame, both in Nashville. Stories may also feature historic recording studios like Stax Museum in Memphis and the RCA Studio B in Nashville. Iconic music attractions like Elvis Presley’s Graceland in Memphis will also appear here. This is no longer a subcategory of the larger Travel section.
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Even if you weren’t born during the Beatles’ peak years, chances are you know their legacy and many of their songs. After all, this story about American places with a Beatles connection clearly caught your attention. Although you may be familiar with some or many of these spots, there may be some that you weren’t aware of. Whatever the case may be, please read your way through this magical mystery tour of famous Beatles places in America.
July is a particularly interesting month in the history of The Beatles. For instance, John Lennon met Paul McCartney in Liverpool on July 6, 1957. That’s not to mention that Ringo Starr recently celebrated his 82nd birthday on July 7. Equally important in July are the London movie premieres of “A Hard Days Night” and “Help!” in 1964 and 1965, respectively.
611 E. Fremont St.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
An Abbey Road in the United States? As a matter of fact there’s one in downtown Las Vegas. Just a few blocks from Las Vegas Boulevard is that tribute to arguably the world’s most famous crosswalk. But then again, it’s not nearly as wide nor as busy, in terms of road traffic. At the same time, it is a worthwhile visit, especially for fans of The Beatles. What’s more, you can even see Ringo Starr’s handprints and autograph on the sidewalk. In addition, there are other Beatles’ related attractions by Abbey Road Crossing. For instance, there is a sign on a wall that resembles the original Abbey Road sign in London. If that’s not enough, there is also a smaller version of the Imagine mosaic at the crossing median.
1750 Vine St.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
One of the most iconic buildings in Los Angeles is the former headquarters of Capitol Records. Known as the world’s first circular office tower, it resembles a stack of 45 rpm records. Although the Beatles never made a record in the U.S., most of their hits were on the Capitol Records label. In other words, this building has a very special place in British rock history. Another key point for you to know is what’s outside the front door. There, the on sidewalk you will see the Hollywood Walk of Fame stars for each of the Beatles. However, the Beatles own star on the Walk of Fame is at a different spot. In fact, it’s about 1.5 miles away, at 7080 Hollywood Boulevard.
The 2024 spring music festival season in America is fast approaching and there’s no time to waste to start planning. After all, tickets to biggest events of the year are on sale and in some instance, have already sold out. Nevertheless, with a little bit of effort and timely planning, you’ll be able to see […]
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Music, Restaurants and Food, Wine and Spirits
For more than 200 years, Munich, Germany has been home to the most famous Oktoberfest, also known as a Volksfest. However, you don’t have to travel to Munich in order to enjoy this world-famous festival that celebrates Bavarian culture. In fact, there are Oktoberfests held all over the world, including over 150 in North America.
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Family Friendly, Holidays, Music, Wine and Spirits
If you’re a first-time visitor to Los Angeles (LA), you can better prepare yourself by going through a list of FAQs or frequently asked questions. After all, don’t you already have many questions about what to see and do, as well as how to get around? If that’s the case, you’ve come to the right
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Family Friendly, Museums, Music, Southern California