"The Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip" exhibit opens April 12 during Rock Induction Week 2012.
Home to this year's Moondog Coronation Ball on March 31, Cleveland's annual celebration of the first rock and roll concert.
Find the mural celebrating the first-ever rock-and-roll concert held in Cleveland in 1952.
Nighttown owner Brendan Ring runs one of the best Jazz clubs in the world. Try the Dublin Lawyer.
Prosperity's 1938 barroom offers a vintage rock feel. Live music and a long list of beers make this a CLE favorite.
Admire the rock memorabilia and devour a grilled cheese. Earn 25% off for life at Melt when you get a grilled cheese tattoo.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Library and Archives is now open to the public. Visit rockhall.com for details.
The seashell shape of the Blossom Music Center gives the venue great acoustics. Fantastic place to watch all genres of shows, from rock to classical. – Team Live Nation
Cleveland rocks because of Mark & Cindy at Beachland Tavern and Ballroom. Stop by for some great music, bloody mary's and free juke box! TW ♥'s Beachland En savoir plus .
Great place for live local music... Tuesday Night's are Sushi Nights, Thurdays are Ladies night until 9 followed by live music in the Music Hall.
Showcases some of the best national, regional and local roots, blues, folk, world, jam, reggae, jazz and pop music.
If you are looking for some serious hard rock, metal, and punk check out Peabody's in Cleveland, they support alot of local acts too. Get there early to avoid the line. TW ♥'s Peabody's En savoir plus .
Awesome punk bar with a great craft beer selection. Name That Movie night on Wednesday. The Beerzooka is for disposing glass bottles.
Called "...one of the hippest, and definitely most comfortable, old school music halls in (Cleveland)" by Metromix Cleveland.
Opened in 1968, Record Revolution holds sway with CDs and a basement full of vinyl. For rock die-hares, famed signatures and graffiti line the walls.
