The area around Prince Consort Road in South Kensington, London, is a treat for music lovers. It hosts one of the key musical universities of the world, the Royal College of Music. However, even if you are not suffiently skilled to study…
National Blues Museum (St. Louis)
The music genre of the blues is becoming more and more present on Flyctory.com. Thus, opting for the National Blues Museum on my March 2022 trip following the Pittsburgh Penguins was a rather easy choice. Here is a review of…
RCA Studio B Tour Nashville
Elvis Presley solelyrecorded more than 200 songs at this location – and the list of artists who also worked there is long. Jim Reeves, Dolly Parton, Waylon Jennings or Roy Orbison – they all came to RCA Studio B during…
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (Nashville)
Is there is a place with feels more “mandatory” to be a Flyctory.com contents than the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville? With traveling and music being two of the three main pillars of the website and country music…
Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen (Various Artists)
The more the Christmas season is getting closer, the more you run into compilations of all kind. One of the most interesting projects this year, I feel, is Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen. Not only that some…
Gallery of Iconic Guitars at Belmont (Nashville)
A gallery of music instruments which became part of music history – where could that place be better located than in Nashville? Music city is hosting this rather hidden museum right at Belmont University. Here is my review of the…
Glen Campbell Museum
In my blog, I already took you to several Nashville museums, which are dedicated to famous artists of the genre. The Johnny Cash Museum and the Patsy Cline Museum share the same building close to the Broadway, while the Willie…
Willie Nelson and Friends Museum Nashville
Willie Nelson is simply unique to me. There is hardly any doubt that he is an absolute legend in country music. While Nashville is featuring a Johnny Cash Museum, a Patsy Cline Museum or a Glen Campbell one, Willie does…