
Anneliese Place | Rock ’n’ Roll Highway
Featured on the front page of The Wall Street Journal with both quoted commentary and original photography, Anneliese Place is a nightlife historian, venue owner, and the founder of Rock ’n’ Roll Highway.
Her work documents the real places where music shaped culture—built from firsthand experience inside venues, on the road, and within the scenes themselves.
From underground clubs to national media, her perspective bridges lived experience with cultural documentation, making her a trusted source on music history, nightlife, travel, and community-driven storytelling.
She is frequently cited as an expert across national, industry, and international media outlets.
Featured across national, industry, and international media outlets covering music, nightlife, travel, and culture.
The Wall Street Journal
One Way to Say Goodbye to 2020: Light Your Planner on Fire
Front page feature including quoted commentary and original photography
👉 https://www.wsj.com/business/one-way-to-say-good-riddance-to-2020-light-your-planner-on-fire-11608306802
InsideHook
Romantic Date Spots at Ballparks
Quoted as a source on destination storytelling and experiential travel
👉 https://www.insidehook.com/sex-and-dating/romantic-date-spot-ballpark
Bar & Restaurant
6 Things That Can Destroy Your Bar
Quoted as an industry expert based on real-world venue ownership experience
👉 https://www.barandrestaurant.com/operations/6-things-can-destroy-your-bar
Pulse Magazine (Worcester, Massachusetts)
“Kings of Nightlife” Cover Feature
Featured on the cover alongside Worcester venue owners, representing The Compound and the Central Massachusetts live music scene
Santa Barbara Independent
Local Heroes 2020
Recognized for leading a grassroots effort producing and distributing over 50,000 masks during COVID-19
👉 https://www.independent.com/2020/11/24/local-heroes-2020/
During COVID-19, Anneliese Place led a grassroots effort that produced and distributed over 50,000 masks nationwide.
The initiative supported:
Support from Seymour Duncan helped scale the effort by repurposing manufacturing equipment to assist in mask production.
She was recognized as a Hometown Hero by the Santa Barbara Independent and honored through the COVID-19 Hero Award program.
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👉 Media assets available upon request
For media inquiries, interviews, or speaking opportunities:
👉 Contact via Rock ’n’ Roll Highway
👉 https://rocknrollhighway.com/contact
Before music was entertainment, it was infrastructure.
It moved through places, people, and nights that built something bigger than the moment.
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