A Year in Music

1982. It's the golden age of MTV and music videos. The masses get a British Invasion, Michael Jackson's Thriller is released, and the name Jenny becomes synonymous with a specific phone number.

2012. Gangnam Style takes over. One Direction is the newest boy band phenom. Rihanna becomes Unapologetic, and the world says I Will Always Love You to Whitney Houston as her death shocks music.

1967. A musician gets arrested on stage for the first time. Which Beatle becomes a Walrus? And it's the Summer of Love while the nation marches against the Vietnam War.

2000. Host Lzzy Hale takes you back to the end of the second millennium. A new era begins with Y2K and trading print for digital. Also, the impact of JLo's infamous green dress and what about STAN?

Halestorm's Lzzy Hale takes you back to the year 1995. Exhales, Horrorcore, and an Oklahoma Native take on the year, and music makes history as the nation watches the trial of the year.

Halestorm's Lzzy Hale takes you back to an unforgettable 2017. Lzzy examines all the Wonder Women of the year, from music to activism and the music that helped heal the tragedies of the world.

Lzzy Hale brings you back to 1987. U2s Joshua Tree tops the charts, Michael Jackson's return to music is nothing short of Bad, and the first woman is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!

Halestorm's Lzzy Hale discusses the defining moments of 1992. Youth power Rocks the Vote. Lyrics stand against racism, music stands out in movies, and someone's achy breaky heart is introduced.

Lzzy Hale explores 2006, which sets the stage for future artists and controversy. Carrie Underwood makes history. Disney music shines, and Facebook and YouTube create the start of the internet music age.

Lzzy Hale dives into the start of a new decade, 1970. A look at the year's ups and downs as the world creates music in response to the Vietnam War. Four Beatles go solo, and the Jackson 5 hit the studio.

Lzzy Hale talks 2015. Taylor Swift joins the world of pop and dance music and moves up the charts. The Weeknd is the biggest breakthrough artist and an 1800s politician becomes the hottest rap star.

Halestorm's Lzzy Hale explores the birth of the '90s. From shiny red stilettos and big hair to Doc Martens, West Philadelphia to Bel-Air, and a bunch of Young Guns. U Can't Touch This year!