4th of July

Feel like watching fireworks on television while snuggled up in bed? Here's where you can do that.

The '60s are often thought of as the decade when the Brits dominated rock, but there was still plenty to love in the U.S.

Celebrating the 4th of July holiday away from people, but still want to do something to acknowledge the day? Maybe check out one of these TV specials!

The best acts were able to successfully navigate the artistic and commercial challenges the decade threw at them.

What’s more American than rock ‘n’ roll? Rock ‘n’ roll songs about America, that’s what.

Little in the U.S. happens without titanic disputes. That goes for picking our greatest American bands, too.

Patriotic songs can take many forms in the hands of our classic rock heroes.

A flashy (and often very loud) tribute to end-of-show pyromania.

Our only criteria: Each of these groups must be unique to this country – with a sound and an attitude that could have only happened in the U.S.

A look at rock stars wearing American flags on their clothing and guitars.