During a chaotic moment in 'Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black),' Neil Young encouraged his band to push through sound issues, creating a memorable live experience.

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band headlined the Sea.Hear.Now festival on September 15, delighting fans with deep cuts that celebrated nostalgia and joy.

Pearl Jam delivered an exceptional performance at Madison Square Garden on September 4, highlighted by emotional renditions of several fan-favorite songs.

Rising punk band Mannequin Pussy electrified the crowd on May 16 at Brooklyn Steel, transforming their songs into arena-ready anthems.

Bob Dylan shared the stage with legends like Robert Plant and Willie Nelson at the PNC Bank Arts Center on June 30, enjoying a relaxed outdoor setting.

Weezer celebrated the 30th anniversary of their 'Blue Album' at Madison Square Garden on September 11, performing it in sequence and capturing a wave of '90s nostalgia.

Yes performed on September 1 at Jones Beach Theater, while Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks played in Staten Island on September 27, both delivering flawless renditions of classic songs.

The year 2024 proved to be remarkable for live rock music, showcasing both legendary artists and emerging talents despite global challenges.

The Rolling Stones kicked off their Hackney Diamonds tour on April 28 in Houston, where Mick Jagger displayed impressive energy and vocal prowess at nearly 81 years old.

Olivia Rodrigo headlined Madison Square Garden on April 5, delivering a powerful performance that underscored the vitality of rock music for a large audience.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse captivated fans with a standout show on May 14 at Forest Hills Stadium, demonstrating their enduring passion and intensity at ages 79 and 80.

David Gilmour's concert on November 9 at Madison Square Garden featured a blend of new music and classic Pink Floyd hits, providing an authentic experience for fans.