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This Day in Rock History: October 7th

This Day in Rock History: October 7th

Time to take a look back into this day in rock history: October 7

1957

American Bandstand debuts on US television with Dick Clark as host.  He would later reveal that he was given the job after Philadelphia disc jockey Bob Horn, who hosted the show, was caught in a drunk driving arrest then same week his station was doing a series on DUIs.  Clark was making plans to move to Cleveland!

1966  

British star Johnny Kidd of the Pirates, an early influence on the Who and Beatles, dies in a car crash in Manchester.  He becomes a member of the infamous 27 club.  You’ll remember this song

1977

Steve Hackett leaves Genesis for a solo career.  While highly respected his career doesn’t take the same trajectory of other ex-band mates Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins.

2014
Behind the curtains at the Kent Stage with Black 47.


Poster courtesy of Raw Sugar Studio

2015
Aaron Neville in Kent.

Poster courtesy of Raw Sugar Studio

2021

The former Eagle and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee brings his show to the Kent Stage.



Poster courtesy of Raw Sugar Studio

Mike Olszewski

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