Victory I Cruise: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Honors Great Musicians

  ABOARD THE VICTORY I: Several teens sitting in the audience began to chuckle when the film narrator said, “Imagine there was a time in America when there was no rock and roll.” For these youngsters, there never was such a time. Rock and roll has always been a part of their lives. So the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum must have been a real eye opener for them. After the short film ended, …

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Alabama celebrates 40th anniversary with music festival at sea

With over 73 million records sold, 43 #1 singles, and more than 150 music industry awards, there is still one thing country music legends Alabama have not accomplished – setting sail on vacation with their biggest fans for a country music festival at sea. In celebration of the band’s 40th Anniversary of their first show at The Bowery, Alabama is teaming up with Sixthman, the industry leader in music festivals at sea, to invite some of their …

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Music lovers rejoice! Celebrity partners with Billboard

I’ve written quite a bit about new and innovative partnerships that the cruise lines are putting together to broaden their appeal to the public, and here’s an interesting new collaboration by Celebrity Cruises. This one should certainly appeal to music lovers: Celebrity has paired with Billboard, the entity that creates the “hot charts” for music.  If you like current music, you’re almost certainly familiar with the Billboard “Hot 100”, the week’s most popular current songs across all …

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