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On this day in Music History 15 October 1966 On this day in Music History legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix signed his first recording contract with PPX Productions, a deal that would lead to years of legal disputes over his early recordings. Although Hendrix was still establishing himself in the music industry, he was on the path to becoming one of the most influential guitarists in rock history. Jimi Hendrix’s First Recording Contract Before Jimi Hendrix became an internatio

On This Day in Music History 7 September 1968 On this day in music history, Led Zeppelin played their first ever concert although they weren't called Led Zeppelin yet! At the Gladsaxe Teen Club in Denmark, four musicians who would go on to change the sound of rock music forever stepped onto a makeshift stage inside a school gymnasium. Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham were performing as The New Yardbirds, continuing the legacy of Page's former band, Th

On This Day in Music History 4 September 2025 On this day in Music history, David Bowie was still creating right up until the end and one of his final unrealised projects was only discovered after his death. It was revealed that David Bowie had been secretly developing another ambitious project before his death in January 2016 an unfinished musical inspired by 18th-century London society. The project, which Bowie described in his own notes as an “18th Century musical”, was

On this day in Music history 31 August 2002 On this day in music history, Elton John returned to the top of the UK singles chart with “Are You Ready for Love?” more than 25 years after the song was originally recorded. The uplifting track had first been recorded in 1977 during sessions for Elton John’s The Thom Bell Sessions. Although released as a single in 1979, it had never achieved the huge chart success that would come decades later. Everything changed in 2003. The song

On This Day in Music History 28 August 2009 On this day in Music history, one of the biggest and most successful bands in British rock history came to an abrupt and dramatic end when Noel Gallagher announced he was quitting Oasis. The band's lead guitarist, chief songwriter and creative driving force said he could no longer continue working with his younger brother and frontman, Liam Gallagher. For years, the famously volatile relationship between the Gallagher brothers had b

On This Day in Music History 26 August 2007 On this day in music history, The Rolling Stones brought their monumental A Bigger Bang World Tour to a spectacular conclusion with a final show at London’s O2 Arena. It was a fitting finale for one of the greatest rock & roll touring bands of all time. The A Bigger Bang Tour had begun in 2005 and travelled across the globe, taking the Stones to packed stadiums, arenas and some of the biggest outdoor venues imaginable. The tour beca