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What The Who did at Desert Trip to mark the final U.S. show of the 50th anniversary tour
The Who opened the final night of the Desert Trip mega-concert at the Empire Polo Club in Indio Sunday night with Pete Townshend’s guitar windmills and Roger Daltrey’s microphone-swingi…
How to Tour Europe With a Vintage Synth
Practical tips for packing your vintage synth to withstand overseas touring
Why Breaking Even Shouldn't Be Your Main Touring Goal
For touring musicians, expenses can accumulate at an overwhelming pace. The goal of every tour should be to actually make money, and this article explains exactly why breaking even should not be the financial goal of a music tour.
Want to learn to play the guitar? Try virtual lessons
Instead of binge-watching another TV show, why not do something more productive with your time at home?
Haunting Photos of Deserted Pianos in Abandoned Buildings
Hitting the Mark: How to Use Target Tones to Craft Sweet Blues Licks
In the blues universe, a target tone, as its name implies, is a melodic destination point that harmonically coincides with a particular chord within a standard
11 Dreamy Anniversary Trip Ideas for the Ultimate Romantic Vacation
For an anniversary vacation even more impressive than the honeymoon, consider one of these anniversary trip ideas, designed for every type of traveler.
Which Desert Tower Should Be My First?
Desert towers are among the most unique formations climbers can lay their hands on. These beautiful and surreal gems can be intimidating, bu...
Would You Stay At One Of These? Top 10 Quirkiest Hotels By Trip Advisor
As we all know, finding a place to stay is pivotal when it comes to planning any kind of trip.
Airbnb’s new Travel Stories feature lets people show off videos from their trip
See some birds, take a hike and learn about the desert
’60s grocery store becomes luxury hotel in the desert
The hotel offers five rooms that are decked out in dark walls, modern furnishings, plus a skylight for stargazing.
Monument or mirage? Hand rises from the desert
Driving through Chile's Atacama Desert can be disorienting, and travelers may mistake an unusual monument for a mirage. But Hand of the Desert is indeed a 36-foot hand rising from the sand.
10 Tips for the Perfect Family Trip to Disneyland for the Holidays
From tickets to hotels, a lot goes into planning a trip to Disneyland. With all of the packing and preparing, it’s easy to forget to plan an enjoyable itinerary for your trip. Disneyland is a…
Unexpected trip ideas that won't break the bank
3 things to know about all-inclusive trips
Are you considering an all-inclusive resort for your next vacation? It’s a popular way to travel as most everything, from activities to meals, is included. If you are in the midst of planning your trip, here are three tips things to keep in mind:
Budget Savvy Tips For Lodging On Last-Minute Road Trips
I am the queen of the spur of the moment road trip and over the years I’ve perfected the art of taking a trip with no planning ahead of time and it’s easier than you think thanks to the…
Consider Us Booked! 30 Romantic Anniversary Getaway Ideas You'll Never Forget
No matter how much time has passed since your wedding—whether it’s the end of your very first year as husband and wife or you’ve been together for a decade (or more!)—honoring your history with a romantic anniversary getaway is the perfect way to celebrate.From the beautiful beach destinations around the world—like an island retreat in [...]
Why I'm choosing a hotel over Airbnb for my next business trip
There's a lot of basic hospitality and certainty you don't get with Airbnb
17 Hotel Hacks You Really Need To Know Before Your Next Trip
Thinking about canceling your trip to the Dominican Republic? Do the math first.
Math can help you figure out the risks of taking a certain vacation. But it won't tell you if you'll have a good time.
