Rock History

Marc Bolan of T. Rex was killed, Deep Purples' most famous lineup returned and more happened on this day in rock history.

Jim Morrison passes out, Pink Floyd loses a member and more took place on Sept. 15 in rock history.

The Grateful Dead take a long, strange trip, a movie based on a Who album comes out and more took place on Sept. 14 in rock history.

Historic concerts by John Lennon and Elton John, as well as albums by Kiss and Yes, took place on Sept. 13.

Albums by Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney and Metallica dominate the events that took place in rock history on Sept. 12.

This day in rock history saw new albums from Janis Joplin, Bruce Springsteen, Foreigner and Bob Dylan, as well as the reactions of some of our favorite musicians to the events of Sept. 11, 2001.

Kiss release their breakthrough, the Beatles meet the Stones and more took place on Sept. 10 in rock history.

Stories about Elton John, the Beatles and Rush took place on Sept. 9 in rock history.

Benjamin Orr of the Cars was born on Sept. 8.

Led Zeppelin played their first-ever concert, under a different name, on Sept. 7, 1968.