From one fan in the audience to global rock legends, ZZ Top’s journey to stardom began on February 10, 1970, with a near-empty gig at a Texas hall. Despite the inauspicious start, the trio would go on to shape rock history. Here’s how the band rose from humble roots to become an iconic force in music.
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The legendary 1972 concert film Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII is making its triumphant return to theaters this spring with a 4K restoration and enhanced audio mix by Steven Wilson. The film will hit IMAX and cinemas worldwide on April 24, with an accompanying live album release on May 2.