The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum is an organization located in Cleveland, Ohio dedicated to performers, creators, promoters, and others associated with the growth and popularity of rock and roll music.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation was created April 20, 1983. However, it had no home. The search committee considered several cities, including Memphis, home of Sun Studios and Stax Records; Detroit, home of Motown Records; Cincinnati, home of King Records, New York City; and Cleveland.

VH1 For Music!

The VH1 Save The Music Foundation was founded in 1997 as a public affairs initiative of the VH1 network. The Foundation’s core mission is to restore instrumental music education programs, ensuring that every child has access to a complete education that includes the benefits of music instruction.

Rock Steady With No Doubt

The pop singer and mogul, Gwen Stefani, has decided to close the door of her solo career for good and open the door back up for her band, No Doubt. While the band was on hiatus, Stefani released two very successful studio albums, ‘Love Angel Music Baby’ and ‘The Sweet Escape’. No Doubt took a long break after their last studio album, ‘Rock Steady’. The band got back in the studio in 2008, but they seemed to get road blocked every time; Stefani got pregnant with her second child and couldn’t write as many songs as she would’ve liked to, and the band had to deal with a lawsuit they filed against Band Hero. No Doubt didn’t like how they were depicted in the video game.