THE ROCK HISTORY REPORT
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The Rock History Report for March 10th
1981 - Jimmy Page appeared solo for the first time since Led Zeppelin disbanded, performing three encores with Jeff Beck at a concert in London. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 9th
1976 - The Who's drummer Keith Moon collapsed behind his kit at the beginning of a show in the Boston Garden. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 8th
1973 - Paul McCartney was arrested after police found marijuana growing at his Scotland farm. Sir Paul claimed a fan gave him the seeds and that he was unaware of what they were. He was fined $240. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 7th
1976 - Elton John's wax figure went on display at Madame Tussaud's Museum in London. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 6th
1976 - Fleetwood Mac released the single "Rhiannon," from their highly-acclaimed album, Rumours. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 5th
1955 - Elvis Presley appeared on "Louisiana Hayride," marking his first-ever TV appearance. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 4th
1970 - Janis Joplin was fined $200 after using obscene language at a Tampa, Florida concert. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 3rd
1978 - At the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Van Halen kicked off their first tour. Their concert rider famously specified that M&Ms be made available, but with all brown-colored candies removed. Read More -
The Rock History Report for March 2nd
1999 - Bob Dylan opened the Las Vegas House of Blues. U2 singer Bono joined the songwriter on "Knockin' on Heaven's Door'. Read More
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