COMMUNITIES

Austin proudly boasts the title of "Live Music Capital of the World." The city remains a dynamic music hub, home to countless live music venues, festivals, and a thriving community of musicians.

Chicago's influential music scene is widely known for its blues heritage. The windy city's rich jazz history and contributions to house music also serve to highlight its diverse musical roots.

Detroit, the birthplace of Motown, is known for its rich musical history and as a launchpad for legendary artists. The boasts iconic landmarks like Motown Records, Third Man Records and the Fox Theatre. 

Memphis is known as the birthplace of rock and roll. The city showcases the Beale Street blues hub, Memphis in May, and the historic Stax Records to name a few.

Nashville, named the "Music City," is a pivotal center for country music and more. The Ryman Auditorium, the Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame are all treasured landmarks. 

New Orleans is often hailed as the birthplace of jazz, and a launchpad for Dixieland jazz and zydeco. The city's hosts the legendary venues like Preservation Hall and Tipitinas, and annual events like Mardi Gras and the Jazz & Heritage Festival. 

 New York City, a music epicenter, is where hip hop was born. It has also significantly influenced jazz, punk, and disco. Legendary venues like Carnegie Hall, Apollo Theater and Madison Square Garden highlight the city's rich musical heritage. 

Renowned for its jazz and blues heritage, St. Louis hosts a vibrant music scene. The boasts iconic venues like the Fox Theatre, Stifel Theatre, Sheldon Concert Hall, Blueberry Hill and more.

San Francisco's vibrant music history is marked by the 1960s counterculture movement. The city boasts legendary venues like the Fillmore, the Warfield and more.

Seattle's rich music history includes the 1990s grunge movement. The city hosts iconic venues such as the Neptune Theatre, the Moore Theatre, The Crocodile and more.