Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks Travel to Music Landmarks

A recent survey of 2,000 music enthusiasts has highlighted the top destinations for music lovers, with Colorado's iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Detroit's Motown Museum, and London's Abbey Road leading the list. Other notable mentions include Prince's Paisley Park in Minnesota, the Las Vegas Sphere, and Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The study, commissioned by Coors, reflects a growing interest in music-related travel experiences. To promote the findings, Coors sent friends Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks on a 72-hour adventure to Colorado, where they attended a concert at the renowned Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Thompson expressed his enthusiasm for the trip, emphasizing the venue's unique atmosphere and the joy of sharing such experiences with friends. "It was truly epic," he remarked, highlighting the significance of memorable music venues. The survey also revealed insights into the social aspect of music experiences, with 29% of respondents emphasizing the importance of good company during live events. A staggering 89% of participants indicated that they cherish living in the moment at concerts, while 75% prefer to disconnect from their devices to fully engage with the music and atmosphere. This underscores a collective desire to create lasting memories with friends and family through shared musical experiences. The list of must-visit music landmarks includes other prestigious venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and The O2 in London, Carnegie Hall and Apollo Theatre in New York, further showcasing the global appeal of music tourism.