The British Invasion: the day the Atlantic stopped being a musical border
On February 9, 1964, approximately seventy-three million Americans sat down in front of their television [...]
How to bring rock into the classroom: educational resources at the Museu del Rock
Rock as a pedagogical tool: where to begin Every secondary school or high school teacher [...]
Chuck Berry and the guitar that travelled to the future
An object that is more than an object Some instruments hold entire eras inside them. [...]
Taking your family to the Museu del Rock: who it’s for, when to go and what ages work best
Most family cultural outings involve an unspoken negotiation: the adults give a little, the kids [...]
Why the Museu del Rock Barcelona is unlike any other museum
Some museums store objects. Others build arguments. The difference shapes everything: what you see, what [...]
The Day Metallica Made Moscow Tremble
In 1991, while the Soviet Union was in full collapse, one of the most legendary [...]
The Doors and the pact with Elektra: the birth of a legend
On August 18, 1966, a turning point in the history of rock took place: The [...]
Get the Sound of: Ritchie Blackmore’s Wall of Amplifiers
In the pantheon of guitar gods, few are as temperamental, brilliant, and defining as Ritchie [...]
The Gibson SG “Monkey”: How an Accident Created the Sound of Heavy Metal with Tony Iommi
Sometimes, the moments that define history are born not from a meticulous plan, but from [...]
Jimmy Page: The Wizard of Led Zeppelin and the Secrets of His Les Paul ‘Number One’
Few names in rock history evoke as much mystery and power as Jimmy Page. He [...]