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12/19/2025

Today in NEWHD Rock History: On December 19, George Harrison kicked off his two-night stand at Madison Square Garden during his groundbreaking 1974 solo tour, blending rock with spiritual depth and artistic evolution. Also on this day, Elton John’s “Your Song” entered the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, marking the beginning of one of rock’s most iconic careers. And in 1990, Los Angeles glam-metal band London released Playa Del Rock, a cult favorite that helped launch future hard rock and metal legends.

December 19 highlights three moments that illustrate the range and evolution of rock music. On this day in 1974, George Harrison performed the first of two concerts at Madison Square Garden during his first solo world tour, marking a major milestone in his post-Beatles career. December 19, 1970, als...

12/19/2025

NEWHD New York is bringing a holiday classic back for Beatles fans! On Christmas Day, tune in for Scott Muni’s “Ticket to Ride” Christmas Special airing continuously for 24 hours. The broadcast features rare Beatles Christmas greetings, Yoko Ono’s 1985 holiday message, and timeless music from the Fab Four, all presented with historical context by legendary DJ Scott Muni. Don’t miss this immersive holiday tradition, available on NEWHD New York and the NEWHD Radio App.

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12/15/2025

Today in rock history: The Who’s groundbreaking concept album The Who Sell Out was released in the UK on December 15, 1967, blending rock with radio satire and pushing creative boundaries in the genre.

On this day in 1979, Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)” began its run at No. 1 on the UK charts, becoming an enduring anthem of rebellion and critique of rigid institutions.

And in 1984, the charity single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” debuted at No. 1 in the UK, raising funds for famine relief and inspiring global benefit efforts like Live Aid.

December 15 captures three landmark moments that showcase the creativity, cultural impact, and humanitarian power of rock music. On this day in 1967, The Who released The Who Sell Out, a bold concept album designed to mimic a pirate radio broadcast complete with jingles and satirical advertisements....

12/15/2025

Check out the first episode of Feelin’ Alright? with Dave Mason on NEWHD Radio. In this debut show, Dave Mason takes listeners back to the heart of the British rock explosion of 1968, sharing personal stories from the scene that shaped rock history and the creation of his iconic song “Feelin’ Alright,” originally recorded with Traffic and later covered by countless artists. Tune in for unforgettable insights into the music and the era that defined a generation of classic rock.

In Episode 1 of Feelin’ Alright? with Dave Mason, Dave takes listeners inside the heart of the British rock explosion of 1968, when London became the center of the music world. Through classic tracks by Traffic, Cream, the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, the Who, Fleetwood Mac, the Beatle...

12/15/2025

New episode is live on New HD Radio. Episode 5 of Zoomer Radio features Sophie Martins in a thoughtful and engaging conversation you won’t want to miss. Tune in now and listen to the full episode on the website.

Travel back to one of the most influential years in modern music with Zoomer Radio with Sophie Martin – Episode 5: The Year 2011. From Adele’s emotional breakthrough and indie pop surprises to dance floor anthems and modern rock classics, this episode explores the songs and artists that defined ...

12/05/2025

Check out the latest from NEWHD Radio — Episode 4 of Zoomer Radio is live. Discover how today’s biggest artists are breaking down genre walls and shaping the future of music. Tune in as we explore the rise of genre-blending stars redefining pop, rock, hip-hop, indie and more.

The musical landscape of the late 2010s and early 2020s was shaped by a new wave of artists who did not simply break the rules but rewrote them entirely. In

12/01/2025

Check out Zoomer Radio by NEWHD Radio — the home of fresh, genre-blending playlists and deep-dive music stories that celebrate the evolution of rock, pop, and hip hop.

Each episode of Zoomer Radio brings you a curated mix of tracks alongside thoughtful commentary on what those songs meant to a generation raised on streaming.

Download the NEWHD Radio app today and join the Rock Evolution — stream, explore, and support inclusivity in music.

Zoomer Radio is the weekly rock show built for late Gen Z — loud, smart, nostalgic, and completely plugged into the sound of a new generation. Hosted by Sophie Martin, the show dives into the music and pop culture that shaped listeners from 2010 to the present, exploring the artists, scenes, and o...

12/01/2025

Meet Sophie Martin — voice of NEWHD Radio, storyteller & advocate

From rocking the airwaves on Friday nights with Zoomer Radio to steering meaningful conversations on Take 5, Sophie brings heart, honesty, and a deep love for music to every broadcast.

A proud autistic woman who turned challenges into triumphs — she’s not only a broadcaster but also the Vice President of NEWHD Radio and Sophia’s Mission, working to create inclusive opportunities for people with disabilities and veterans.

Tune in and be inspired: whether she’s spotlighting emerging artists or digging into rock history — Sophie’s voice resonates. Don’t miss the next episode of Zoomer Radio.

Sophie Martin is the host of Zoomer Radio, heard Friday nights at 9 p.m. Pacific on NEWHD Los Angeles, as well as the creator and host of Take 5, where she conducts thoughtful, engaging interviews with artists across all genres. She also serves as Vice President of NEWHD Radio and Sophia’s Mission...

11/20/2025

Check out NEWHD Radio’s Deep Purple Feature, where the legacy of one of rock’s most powerful bands gets celebrated through deep cuts, iconic albums, and stories that shaped their sound. It’s more than a tribute — it’s a full immersion into the history and spirit of Deep Purple.

When Deep Purple entered the Grand Hotel in Montreux in December 1971 and recorded what would become Machine Head, they captured the moment when rock became roaring, riff‑heavy and arena‑ready. With immortal tracks like “Smoke on the Water” and “Highway Star”, the band cemented their...

11/20/2025

Check out Ultimate Led Zeppelin on NEWHD Radio — a daily deep dive into the band’s legacy, hosted by Jimmy Rodgers. Tune in via the NEWHD Radio app every day at 1 AM, 7 AM, 12 PM, 4 PM, and 8 PM. It’s not just a show — it’s a journey through Led Zeppelin’s history and music.

Formed in London in 1968, Led Zeppelin combined blues, folk, heavy rock and stadium scale to become one of the most influential bands in the history of rock. From their thunderous debut through the era‑defining riff of “Stairway to Heaven”, they redefined what a rock band could be. In this f.....

11/20/2025

On November 20 in rock history:
– On this date in 1973, The Who’s drummer Keith Moon collapsed mid-concert at the Cow Palace in San Francisco — a wild, raw moment that summed up the danger and brilliance of rock in one unforgettable scene.
– In 1994, The Rolling Stones signed a massive six-year deal with Virgin Records, proving that rock’s power could thrive long past its youthful rebellion.
– On this day in 1965, Japanese rock pioneer Yoshiki Hayashi was born — later co-founding X Japan and redefining the fusion of theatrical flair and musical ferocity.

Rock history is littered with excess, reinvention, and boundary-breaking art. November 20 is a vivid reminder of all three.

November 20 is a day defined by chaos, resilience, and reinvention in rock history. On this date in 1973, The Who’s Keith Moon collapsed mid-performance after an on-stage mishap that epitomized his self-destructive genius and the wild unpredictability of the rock era. In 1994, The Rolling Stones i...

11/14/2025

Today in rock history: On November 14, 1967, the legendary night at London’s Royal Albert Hall brought together Pink Floyd (with Syd Barrett), The Jimi Hendrix Experience and more — a moment when rock truly became art.
Then in 1970, Santana’s “Black Magic Woman” charted in the U.S., redefining rock with Latin rhythms and blues-rock flair.
And in 2014, Nickelback released No Fixed Address, shaking up their sound and proving rock can evolve — keeping the spirit of innovation alive.

Rock has never been static — it reinvents, it resurrects, it resonates. Dive deeper into today’s chapter of rock history.

November 14 spans decades of musical innovation and evolution — from the psychedelic explosion of the late 1960s to the genre-blending experiments of modern rock. On this day in 1967, Pink Floyd and The Jimi Hendrix Experience shared a historic stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall, defining a gen...

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