20K views · 1.1K reactions | On this day in 1966, ""Bus Stop"" was released! "Bus Stop" is a quintessential record from the British Invasion era. The song tells a love story that begins with the pair meeting simply at a bus stop, and the rest is history. Have a similar 'meetcute' story? Share the love in the comments below! | The Hollies (Official) | Facebook

27K views · 1.5K reactions | "Who's favorite Hollies track is ""Stop, Stop, Stop""? Listen to this jangly hit, and much more with The Hollies' Greatest Hits on Spotify! Photos courtesy of Getty Images." | The Hollies (Official) | Facebook

5.9K views · 512 reactions | "The Hollies have been entertaining audiences for over the last 60 years with their timeless hits... The band’s music has transcended generations and their live performances continue to captivate fans worldwide." -GRAPEVINE BIRMINGHAM Get your tickets now for The Hollies' UK Tour! https://www.theholliesofficial.com/tour | The Hollies (Official) | Facebook

Follow (me) @epicliveperformances to tune into the most iconic moments in live music history …. Stevie Ray Vaughan’s solo on Riviera Paradise at Austin City Limits on October 10, 1989, was pure poetry in motion. With every note, he painted emotion—controlled, delicate, yet filled with soul-crushing intensity. It wasn’t just a solo—it was SRV baring his soul, balancing technical mastery with bluesy vulnerability, and showing why he’ll forever be in a league of his own. …. #StevieRayVaughan #SRV #

Follow (me) @epicliveperformances to tune into the most iconic moments in live music history …. Stevie Ray Vaughan’s nights at the Cotton Club were where Double Trouble was born and the legend truly took shape. Before the world knew his name, SRV would step onto that tiny Dallas stage with his beat-up Strat and his powerhouse trio — Chris Layton on drums and Tommy Shannon on bass — ready to set the place on fire. Together, they didn’t just play the blues; they redefined it. The room would shake