THE HIPPIE HISTORIAN

For many music lovers, Hatch Show Print posters are not just another piece of concert swag, they’re coveted pieces of art for their...

There’s nothing quite like keeping it in the family. When it comes to the music business, there’s no shortage of sibling duos and trios....

Let’s hear it for the ladies! As today is International Women’s Day, I thought it was time to shed some light on five bad ass women in...

Your turntable’s not dead. At least that’s what Third Man Records (owned by Jack White) has been saying for years and I have to say…it’s...

Let’s just be clear. There’s never a dull Kills show. The concert at the notorious Rave (hello Jeffrey Dalmer) blew me away. Since...

Hello historians and peace lovers alike…or anybody who happens to come across this blog. This post isn’t particularly interesting but it...

The lights dim and a line of actors take the stage, describing poignant life experiences that in some way relate them to the story of...

Record Store Day 2015 was a blast and ended up being pretty relatable to a history blog (so I won’t actually have to stretch the...

On the third day of Nashville, I acted like a true millenial and ate/drank my way through Nashville culture. Since starting my job with...

This past weekend marked the twenty ninth anniversary of Farm Aid. With what promised to be a spectacular line up and a wonderful cause,...

Although I love my history blog, once in a while I feel moved by a topic enough to blog outside the historical realm. So for all of you...

So this is a history blog- I know. What does Record Store Day 2014 have to do with history? Well…at Third Man Records we were making...

Just last night, I had the amazing opportunity to see Neil Young perform live at Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario in the single most...

In his autobiography, Neil Young tells the intimate details of his life as a kid in Omemee, Ontario to a full-blown rock legend and let...