These iconic moments would live in the minds of music lovers for ages to come. Music, nostalgia, and some pretty unforgettable moments. The music is magical, it has the power to stir even the hardest of souls. It can soothe a broken heart. A troubled mind or become your companion in your best moments and make them unforgettable. The history of music is also filled with such moments. Moments that are engraved in the hearts of music lovers. So, let’s have a look at defining moments that shaped our musical history. The iconic appearance of “The Beatles” in The Ed Sullivan Show. Every great musician had their time to shine which catapults them to fame, The Ed Sullivan Show was one such moment for The Beatles. Like most bands, they too started at the bottom but because of their high-quality music soon garnered attention in the UK. But when they landed in the USA in the year 1964 and performed at “The Ed Sullivan Show”, the world just stopped and was hooked. The Beatles performed three songs on the show which was viewed by 73 million Americans. And that was the start of undying loyalty and admiration for The Beatles and their music, which is continued till date. The day when Jimi Hendrix immortalized Woodstock by his legendary performance. No summer festival can match up to the magic and candor of Woodstock. And the place became even more sacred and magical when Jimi Hendrix performed in front of 400,000 people. Jimi Hendrix was more than your average musician; he was a revolutionary. His message and influence were immense as his music always questioned the people in power about various burning questions. As soon as Hendrix stepped on the stage and sang “The Star-Spangled Banner”, you could see him making a powerful statement and taking a strong political stance in front of such a large crowd. Truly iconic! The way Freddy Mercury captivated millions in his iconic Live Aid performance. This list would be incomplete if we don’t talk about the great Freddy Mercury and his historical Live Aid performance. The people who witnessed his historical concert swears that it was nothing they have ever seen before. The year was not so great for Queen and they were trying to break into the American markets with performers like Duran Duran, U2, Elton John, and David Bowie. Freddy Mercury bewitched everyone with his unique showmanship and history was made. So, what is the most iconic moment in musical history according to you?
