On the March 15 edition of Music History Today, beware the ides of March; which is a very popular day for birthdays, as Sly Stone, Will.I.Am, Bret Michaels, & Lightnin Hopkins all celebrate one. Also, Elvis, Kiss, Toto, & Michael Jackson figure in today but not for birthdays.

On the March 14 edition of Music History Today, Metallica debuts, Tupac makes history, and happy birthday to Quincy Jones.

On the March 13 edition of Music History Today,Eric Clapton & Isaac Hayes leave & new technology, Amy Winehouse & MTV make debuts of sorts.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 1998, make the case for putting Oasis into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, & our spotlight hall is the Country Music Hall of Fame.

On the March 12 edition of Music History Today, we get Rick rolled, it's fight night, & a jazz great passes away.

On this week's edition of Music History Today in Depth, a group finds out the cost of free speech, a guitar legend leaves a band & starts a chain of events, & the father of rock & roll passes away.

On the March 11 edition of Music History Today, Janet Jackson gets PAID, 2 operas debut, & a television soundtrack becomes a pop culture phenomenon.

This week on the EDM podcast, we'll discuss the effects the coronavirus is having on the global music industry. We also review Disclosure's new album, & we induct Martin Solveig into our EDM hall of fame.

On the March 10 edition of Music History Today, 2 men write a feminist anthem, Mookie Blaylock gets a name change, & Marvin Gaye's legacy earns some serious bank.

This week on Music History Today the Weekly Edition podcast, we discuss the effects of the coronavirus on the music industry, we'll review Five Finger Death Punch's new album, & we'll make the case for putting the Eurythmics into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.