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Women Who Rock

From the beginning, women have always been a part of the rock and roll story. From the early gospel and blues singers to the first rock stars to modern hip-hop and pop divas and more, women have been and are key players in rock.

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Super Bowl Halftime Shows

The NFL’s Super Bowl Halftime Show has been one of the most watched televised events of every year for decades. The shows often have specific themes that convey messages while also celebrating an artist or band’s career. Being a unique medium, the Super Bowl Halftime Show is an opportunity for highlighting your students’ ingenuity and creativity in a memorable way!

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Hip-Hop At 50

Not since the early days of rock & roll has an African American-driven cultural art form taken such a strong hold on mainstream American society as hip-hop. Use this collection to explore some of the top hip-hop names and Rock Hall Inductees over the style’s first 50 years! These stories are powerful, honest, and inspiring.

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Electric Guitar

This collection highlights the electric guitar, one of the most influential instruments throughout the history of rock & roll. Students can watch the video about the electric guitar to learn about how it works and what its role is in rock music, and listen to playlists from guitarists who have made the sound distinct across decades.

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Rock & Roll and the Environment

Coinciding with the birth of rock and roll, the modern environmental movement began in the post-World War II era. The movement kicked into high gear in the 1960s as rock and roll and advocacy became almost synonymous with each other. This activism continues well into the present day. Many artists advocate for change related to the current environmental crisis the planet faces.