Unlocking the Secrets of Rock History on April 28th

Welcome to Music Nation 365, where we celebrate the rich history of rock music every day. Today, let’s take a look back at some iconic moments that happened on April 28th throughout the years.

Back in 1990, the legendary Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose tied the knot with Erin Everly at Cupid’s Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas. However, their union was short-lived as they divorced just nine months later, making headlines in the rock world.

Fast forward to 1999, Marilyn Manson made waves when he abruptly ended his concert in Des Moines, Iowa. The shock rocker walked off stage after someone placed a large, yellow smiley face on one of his props, causing an uproar among the audience and leading to the arrest of 23 individuals.

In a more destructive turn of events in 2005, Zakk Wylde’s Black Label Society show in Boise, Idaho was cancelled after the metal guitarist unleashed his fury by destroying part of the venue with a baseball bat, leaving a lasting impression on fans and the music scene.

Stepping back even further to 1973, Pink Floyd achieved a monumental milestone when their iconic album, Dark Side of the Moon, soared to the number one spot on the charts. This masterpiece would go on to spend an incredible 741 non-continuous weeks on the chart, solidifying its place in music history.

Lastly, in 1999, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers received a well-deserved star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, commemorating their contributions to the rock genre and their enduring impact on music lovers worldwide.

These are just a few of the noteworthy events that took place on April 28th in rock history, shaping the landscape of the industry and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations of music enthusiasts to cherish.

Join us daily at Music Nation 365 as we continue to honor the incredible moments, artists, and music that have defined the rock genre and inspired audiences around the globe.