Music Landmarks of Rock ’n’ Roll Highway

Rock ’n’ Roll Highway documents the real places where music happened — from legendary stages to overlooked streets, from small-town clubs to global cultural landmarks.

These are the locations where sound was built, tested, and shared.

Explore Landmarks by Location

United States

A–C

D–G

H–L

Hawaii (Now Documenting)
Illinois (Now Documenting)
Indiana (Now Documenting)
Iowa (Now Documenting)

M–N

Maine (Now Documenting)
Maryland (Now Documenting)
Massachusetts (link to your Massachusetts page)
Michigan (Now Documenting)
Minnesota (Now Documenting)
Mississippi (Now Documenting)
Missouri (Now Documenting)
Montana (Now Documenting)
Nebraska (Now Documenting)
Nevada (Now Documenting)
New Hampshire (Now Documenting)
New Jersey (Now Documenting)
New Mexico (Now Documenting)
New York (Now Documenting)

O–S

Ohio (Now Documenting)
Oklahoma (Now Documenting)
Oregon (Now Documenting)
Pennsylvania (Now Documenting)
Rhode Island (Now Documenting)

T–W

Tennessee (Now Documenting)
Texas (Now Documenting)
Utah (Now Documenting)
Vermont (Now Documenting)
Virginia (Now Documenting)
Washington (Now Documenting)
West Virginia (Now Documenting)
Wisconsin (Now Documenting)
Wyoming (Now Documenting)

🌍 Europe

Explore the cities and countries where music shaped global culture.

England (Now Documenting)
France (Now Documenting)
Scotland (Now Documenting)
Spain (Now Documenting)
Germany (Now Documenting)
Ireland (Now Documenting)
Belgium (Now Documenting)
Denmark (Now Documenting)
Sweden (Now Documenting)
Hungary (Now Documenting)
Iceland (Now Documenting)

This Archive Is Growing

Rock ’n’ Roll Highway is building a living archive of music landmarks across the United States and Europe.

New locations are added regularly as more stories are documented — from iconic stages to places that have nearly been forgotten.

Submit a Landmark or Story

Know a place where music happened?

👉 Submit a landmark, artist, or story and help expand the Rock ’n’ Roll Highway archive.