Classic Albums Live 2025/2026

Released in 1976, Hotel California is the Eagles’ landmark fifth album, blending rock and pop with sharp commentary on American excess. Featuring classics like “Hotel California,” “New Kid in Town,” and “Life in the Fast Lane,” the album marked a stylistic shift from country-rock to a more polished rock sound.

The Immaculate Collection is Madonna’s first greatest hits album, showcasing her dominance of 1980s pop. Spanning hits like “Holiday,” “Like a Virgin,” “Like a Prayer,” and “Vogue,” the album captures her evolution as a provocative, trendsetting artist.

Animals is Pink Floyd’s tenth studio album, a dark, politically charged concept record inspired by George Orwell’s Animal Farm. The album critiques societal divisions and capitalist greed through extended tracks like “Dogs,” “Pigs (Three Different Ones),” and “Sheep.”

The Beatles 1967–1970, also known as The Blue Album, is a compilation of the band's later works, capturing their most innovative and experimental era. Spanning iconic tracks like “Strawberry Fields Forever,” “Hey Jude,” “Come Together,” and “Let It Be,” the album showcases the group’s evolution from psychedelic pioneers to mature songwriters.

Houses of the Holy is Led Zeppelin’s fifth studio album and a bold departure from their heavy blues-rock roots. Showcasing the band’s versatility, it blends hard rock with reggae (“D’yer Mak’er”), funk (“The Crunge”), and atmospheric balladry (“The Rain Song”).

Breakfast in America is Supertramp’s most commercially successful album, blending catchy pop melodies with sophisticated arrangements and sharp lyrical wit.

Appetite for Destruction is Guns N’ Roses’ explosive debut album and a landmark in hard rock history. Fueled by raw energy, gritty lyrics, and swaggering attitude, it features iconic tracks like “Welcome to the Jungle,” “Sweet Child o’ Mine,” and “Paradise City.”

1984 marked a bold new direction for Van Halen, blending their signature guitar-driven hard rock with synthesizer-heavy pop. Featuring massive hits like “Jump,” “Panama,” “Hot for Teacher,” and “I’ll Wait,” the album showcased Eddie Van Halen’s versatility and David Lee Roth’s flamboyant vocals.